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Thursday, August 25, 2022
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Terror charges filed against Islamic Jihad leader whose arrest sparked Gaza conflict
By
Emanuel Fabian
Bassem Saadi’s indictment includes charges of membership in terror group, incitement, assuming false identity; his detention is extended until Sunday
Islamic Jihad holds Gaza rocket parade in defiant display after recent flare-up
By
Agencies
and
ToI Staff
Hamas rages at Spanish tourist who posed in ‘immodest’ clothes at Al-Aqsa Mosque
By
ToI Staff
Lapid says Israeli pressure campaign against Iran deal bore fruit with White House
By
Amy Spiro
and
ToI Staff
As sides appear close to return to nuclear agreement, PM points to national security adviser’s trip to DC this week as having positive effect on Washington’s position
US said to rebuff request for Lapid-Biden call, Gantz-Austin meet amid Iran push
By
ToI Staff
and
AFP
Op-ed
David Horovitz
Beware Itamar Ben Gvir, rising far-right star with a destructive vision for Israel
An earlier version of this Editor’s Note was sent out Wednesday in ToI’s weekly update email to members of the Times of Israel Community. To receive these Editor’s Notes as they’re released, join the ToI Community here. In a video message on Tuesday, opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu pleaded with Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich,...
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Polls show far-right Ben Gvir on rise as Religious Zionism flirts with threshold
By
ToI Staff
Pinto: I left Yamina because Shaked will prop up a narrow Netanyahu government
By
ToI Staff
Live updates (closed)
Mossad chief quoted saying US ‘rushing into a deal that is a lie’ with Iran
By
ToI Staff
Barnea quoted by multiple outlets as saying the emerging accord with Iran is ‘very bad for Israel’ and ‘a strategic disaster’
6:39 pm
Syria says two civilians injured in alleged Israeli airstrike
6:08 pm
Maccabi Haifa to face PSG, Juventus and Benfica in Champion's League group stage
6:01 pm
Iran urges IAEA to end undeclared nuclear sites issue
Artificial sweeteners can harm sugar levels, shouldn’t be assumed safe – Israeli lab
By
Nathan Jeffay
In peer-reviewed study, scientists from Weizmann Institute find 4 common sugar substitutes alter gut bacteria, and say 2 of them may actually harm ability to process glucose
Top Ops
Dan Perry
What if Putin declared victory and walked away?
Exiting with a victory narrative could placate the Russians, satisfy the western powers, and eventually lead the Ukrainians to drop their fight to regain territory
Jeremy Issacharoff
Any power the JCPOA had to curb Iranian nukes is long gone
Khamenei’s regime has so substantially advanced its nuclear aspirations and regional destabilization that none of the deal’s original potential benefits apply
Reviving 2015 protest, Netanyahu says ‘terrible’ Iran deal even worse than original
By
Carrie Keller-Lynn
Opposition leader criticizes government for failing to torpedo drive toward US rejoining pact, while appealing for unity; says no deal will ever stop Tehran
US responds to Iran nuclear deal proposal, says pact close, but ‘not there yet’
By
AFP
and
ToI Staff
Bashing ‘bad’ nuke deal, Lapid says emerging pact violates Biden’s own red lines
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Tel Aviv marks Green Line on classroom maps, bucking Education Ministry
By
ToI Staff
The Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality has distributed a map of Israel to the city's schools that demarcates between Israel and areas in captured in 1967, defying an Education Ministry edict prohibiting maps that show the Green Line. Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai vowed the maps will remain on classroom...
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Minister asks if Tel Aviv light rail can run on Shabbat, sparking Orthodox ire
By
Michael Horovitz
US forces hit Iran-aligned militias in Syria — report
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
US military launches counter-attack after taking rocket fire from Afghan Shi’ite group said backed by Tehran, US officials tell Reuters
Amnesty: Iran carrying out ‘despicable onslaught’ against Baha’i minority
By
Ash Obel
Lack of drinking water spurs mass protests in western Iran
By
AFP
‘Nothing to lose’: 200 medical residents resign in protest of 26-hour shifts
By
ToI Staff
and
Ash Obel
2-year dispute was reignited after government delayed plans to shorten shifts; more residents threaten to join mass exodus every week; health minister blames Treasury
Israeli study shows Pfizer COVID pill of no benefit in younger adults
By
MATTHEW PERRONE
Results from 109,000-patient study show drug still reduces risk of hospitalization, death for high-risk seniors, raises questions on use in US, where it is a go-to treatment
Trump staffers pressed FDA to okay unproven COVID drug, congressional probe hears
By
MATTHEW PERRONE
and
KEVIN FREKING
Global monkeypox drops, signaling possible decline in European outbreak
By
AP
Explainer
Sabine von Mering
and
Monika Hübscher
The algorithms behind the spread of online antisemitism
Researchers find social media technology and business model algorithms ensure that ‘the more engagement a post receives, the more users see it,’ driving antisemitic content online
GOP nominee for Minn. governor: ‘Legitimate’ to compare COVID policies to Holocaust
By
Andrew Lapin
Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle hit with antisemitism after Gab founder targets paper
By
David Rullo
Industrial air pollution cost Israel NIS 12.5 billion in 2021
By
ToI Staff
Environmental Protection Minister Tamar Zandberg lauds overall trend in reducing emissions, though suspected carcinogens increased by 1.5%; electric company biggest culprit
Jewish Agency chief: Russian Jews in ‘distress,’ no slowdown in immigration efforts
By
Judah Ari Gross
In first interview after taking over as chairman, Doron Almog tells Kan radio he hopes Moscow’s legal battle against the organization will be resolved soon
Nearly half of Ukrainians who fled to Israel have left the country – report
By
ToI Staff
What the Flow? Adam Neumann’s new real estate startup is valued at $1b before launch
By
Ricky Ben-David
Almost 3 years after WeWork IPO debacle, Neumann is back with a new company, already a unicorn following a $350m investment from Andreesen Horowitz
Concert review
Jessica Steinberg
Alt-pop star Noga Erez brings synthesized sound and politics to Jerusalem
Singer Noga Erez strode out on Jerusalem's Sultan's Pool stage Tuesday night for the final performance of her "Kids" album tour, which has sent her worldwide and now brought her back to Jerusalem. "Hey there, Jerusalem," called Erez, lithe and elegant in a boxy white jacket and black sports bra, her dark brown hair rolled into several buns on her...
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Pop music duo Static and Ben-El announce split after seven years
By
Amy Spiro
Two girls lightly hurt as audio equipment collapses at Eilat pop concert
By
Ash Obel
Death toll from Russian strike on Ukraine train station rises to 25
By
INNA VARENYTSIA
POKROVSK, Ukraine (AP) — The death toll from a Russian rocket attack as Ukraine observed its Independence Day has risen to 25, including an 11-year-old boy found under the rubble of a house and a 6-year-old killed in a car fire near a train station that took...
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Russia claims train station strike killed over 200 Ukrainian troops
By
AFP
Biden announces nearly $3 billion in new military aid for Ukraine
By
Lolita C. Baldor
,
Matthew Lee
and
Joe Biden
Mother-and-son Israeli badminton players breaking records at World Championships
By
Andrew MCKIRDY
Svetlana Zilberman, 64, and her son Misha team up for the doubles contest, claiming victory in their first-round match… and the title of the competition’s oldest-ever winner
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Israeli captured by pro-Russia forces in Ukraine released
By
ToI Staff
Body of young woman, apparently stabbed to death, found in field near Rehovot
By
ToI Staff
Minister wants religious battalion shut amid new case of troops beating Palestinians
By
Emanuel Fabian
Heads of yoga ‘cult’ with global studios, including in Israel, busted for tax fraud
By
Larry Neumeister
Fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray breaks out anew after five-month lull
By
Agencies
and
Judah Ari Gross
Soldier lightly injured by Palestinian gunfire during West Bank military operation
By
Emanuel Fabian
South Korea signs deal with Russia to help build Egypt’s first nuclear power plant
By
AP
Explainer
NASA to test new moon rocket, 50 years after Apollo
By
Marcia Dunn
Highest NY court agrees to hear Weinstein rape conviction appeal
By
AP
Paul Newman’s daughters sue late actor’s charity foundation over fund allocations
By
Dave Collins
British Museum unveils reconstructed ancient vessels smashed in Beirut blast
By
James Pheby
Photo essay
Coveted as pets inside Gaza, invasive birds lure trappers to tense border
By
Fares Akram
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