Israeli government boycotts Haaretz, one of the country's leading newspapers
• Nov 25, 2024, 6:59 AM
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PRESS REVIEW – Monday, November 25: Haaretz, one of Israel's leading newspapers, is boycotted by the Israeli government. Elsewhere, key talks aimed at reducing global plastic pollution begin in South Korea. Also, Donald Trump looks set to expel all transgender people from the US armed forces. Finally, an American blogger is in hot water with the Egyptian government after letting his true feelings on Cairo airport be known.
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Netanyahu defies adversaries at home and abroad: What pressure?
• 7:17 PM
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Is it about the man or the nation?
The International Criminal Court’s indictment of Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked global debate, highlighting just how much Israel and its longest-serving leader have lost international sympathy since the Hamas-led atta
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UAE arrests three Uzbek nationals as remains of murdered rabbi repatriated to Israel
• 11:35 AM
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United Arab Emirates authorities revealed on Monday the identities of the three suspects arrested for the murder of UAE-based Israeli-Moldovan rabbi Tzvi Kogan. All three suspects "are Uzbek nationals”, the interior ministry said. A plane carrying Kogan'
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Israeli government boycotts Haaretz, one of the country's leading newspapers
• 6:59 AM
1 min
PRESS REVIEW – Monday, November 25: Haaretz, one of Israel's leading newspapers, is boycotted by the Israeli government. Elsewhere, key talks aimed at reducing global plastic pollution begin in South Korea. Also, Donald Trump looks set to expel all trans
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Live: Ceasefire deal between Israel, Hezbollah ‘close’, US says
• 5:37 AM
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The United States believes a ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah is "close" but negotiations are still ongoing, the White House said Monday. The announcement came as Israel again hit Beirut’s southern suburbs, with state m
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