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Sunday, December 1, 2024
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'Respect for Jews has disappeared and will never come back'
Last straw: Amsterdam ‘Jew hunt’ triggers push for Dutch Jewish migration to Israel
By
Bart Schut
Reeling from anti-Zionism on the left and increasingly violent Arab and Muslim antisemitism, some local Jews flee amid fears the government is unwilling or unable to protect them
Reporter's notebook
Despite threats and a ban, thousands of Christians and Jews celebrate Israel in Amsterdam
By
Bart Schut
Op-ed
David Horovitz
Why a ceasefire with a potent Hezbollah, but not with a weak, hostage-holding Hamas?
In Gaza, Netanyahu was not prepared even for a first phase of a deal, claiming that if the IDF left it would never be able to resume fighting
As fresh truce holds, IDF says over 12,500 Hezbollah targets hit in 14 months of war
By
Emanuel Fabian
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ToI Staff
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Agencies
Analysis
Lebanon’s Shiites increasingly reject role of scapegoat in Hezbollah’s war on Israel
By
Gianluca Pacchiani
Haredim in favor of IDF service insist only carrots, not sticks, will draw more recruits
By
Mati Wagner
Touring Gaza border region, senior Haredi minister calls to resettle the Strip
By
ToI Staff
Op-ed
Shalom Yerushalmi
Levin does not seek to succeed Netanyahu. His life mission remains the judicial coup
Fueled by deep ties to Likud activists and a vision to reshape the country, the justice minister is unwavering in his pursuit of an overhaul, no matter the cost
‘Arrogance and inherent blindness’: Civil probe slams Netanyahu for Oct. 7 failures
By
Sam Sokol
Interview
Bild’s ex-editor on that leaked document: It’s a journalist’s job to publish secret info
By
Katharina Kunert
Top Ops
Michael Oren
Love and rage: A tale of two funerals
Though traumatized by war, the thousands who came to lay Sgt. First Class Yona Brief to rest united in a display of unrestrained compassion
HaDassah Sabo Milner
My son’s tears: Who will fight for the lone soldiers?
Diagnosed with PTSD, and released from the army after 11 years of service, Aryeh and others like him have been left to suffer alone
Shlomo Fischer
Hamas out, Arab criminal gangs in?
Netanyahu has a history of empowering unsavory elements both inside Israel and in Gaza – a clever strategy that’s doomed to backfire
Alon Tal
The absurd ICC indictments could have been avoided
Netanyahu has always known that only an independent state commission into the October 7 attack and Gaza war would stave this off
Obituary
Shalom Nagar, reluctant hangman of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, dies aged 88
By
Stuart Winer
Prison guard was selected against his wishes to carry out death sentence and traumatized by it, remaining anonymous for three decades
Interview
US dean of education defends campus diversity training, seeks more inclusivity for Jews
By
Gavriel Fiske
Reporter's notebook
'All I feel is uncertainty'
In northern border town of Shlomi, a wary trickle home in the shadow of a fragile ceasefire
By
Diana Bletter
First of 10,000 displaced residents begin coming back, but local officials say they don’t know what to do now that the war is seemingly over: ‘We’re waiting for instructions’
Northern evacuees question whether a ceasefire deal is enough to see them home
By
Diana Bletter
ToI podcast
What Matters Now to combat medic Tuvia Book: Reserve duty for over a year
By
ToI Staff
He’s a tour guide in ‘real life,’ but since Oct. 7, the ToI blogger has spent most of his days with the Palmar Asaf Medical Extraction Unit, retrieving wounded from inside Gaza
Israel Story
Wartime Diaries: Shaked Kestleman
For hostage’s dad, cooking dinners for other families offers brief respite
By
Jessica Steinberg
Scarred by October 7, first responder copes with his trauma by BBQing for soldiers
By
Hadas Kuznits
People of the Books
Blacklisted for Israel support, author draws strength from Holocaust survivor grandma
By
Jordana Horn
Bestselling writer Lisa Barr – targeted by hecklers and review bombers – vows that though she wants to ‘curl up in a ball’ after Oct. 7, she will ‘fight back constructively’
Israel’s 1st president disdained European Jews, ‘but he was ready to die for them’
By
Matt Lebovic
Top UK university to debate if Israel is ‘an apartheid state responsible for genocide’
By
Robert Philpot
After debate, Oxford Union votes Israel is ‘apartheid’ state committing ‘genocide’
By
ToI Staff
and
Robert Philpot
Interview
'Having loved ones in Gaza was harder than being a captive'
Former hostage reflects on life post-captivity, one year after her release
By
Jessica Steinberg
Gabriela Leimberg talks about the trauma of captivity, her bubble of family and friends, and the support she feels from the Israeli nation
Filipino father of slain IDF soldier to be granted permanent residency in Israel
By
ToI Staff
3 seismometers in southern Israel detected Hamas activity just before Oct. 7 attack
By
Sue Surkes
West Bank
Tranquil day of olive harvesting belies mounting difficulties for Palestinian growers
By
Jeremy Sharon
Severe restrictions on movement and intense settler violence are curtailing the ability of farmers to cultivate their land and reap a major source of income
Analysis
Court puts PA on the hook for huge sums in compensation, damages for terror attacks
By
Jeremy Sharon
Real estate
Why Israel’s housing market is seeing an unlikely surge amid the war
By
Hadas Kuznits
Experts say a surprising spike in prices can be chalked up to systemic flaws, labor shortages and foreign buyers – but whatever the cause, Israeli buyers are feeling the squeeze
Pressed into service by war, national drone delivery project moves closer to takeoff
By
Zev Stub
International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women
Guard dogs reduce violent threats against battered women by 70%, Israeli study finds
By
Diana Bletter
Michal Sela Foundation’s Canines Program gifts dogs to protect women threatened by their former partners; since the start of the Hamas war, domestic violence soared 65%
Fewer women seek help for domestic violence amid war, but not due to lower threat
By
Ariella Oldfield
Environment
Most used clothes deposited in textile recycling bins end up in Africa — report
By
Sue Surkes
Greenpeace Israel used GPS tags to track journeys of 24 discarded garments. Eleven joined billions of items dumped in developing countries. None were made into new clothes
Israel dives into offshore conservation with first National Marine Park
By
Sue Surkes
Red Sea coral study points to rich microbial life as key to healthy reefs
By
Sue Surkes
Tiny treasure
Girl, 12, finds 3,500-year-old Egyptian amulet on hike in central Israel
By
Gavriel Fiske
Dafna Filshteiner discovered a small scorpion-adorned scarab amulet lying out in the open near Tel Qana outside of Hod Hasharon
Palestinian given 18 months in prison for destroying West Bank antiquities site
By
Gavriel Fiske
From the Blogs
Oddly specific gratitude
By
Mordechai Soskil
Am I thankful for family this Thanksgiving? For being together? Well, sure, but I think we can do better than that – and so does Judaism
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