Gaza
Peter Beinart’s ‘Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza’ wins PEN America award
Judges said the book “offers a model for writing a new story when inherited narratives no longer hold.” PEN America's CEO left in 2024 after the group published a report accusing Israel of genocide.
The scourge that is anti-Israel US politicians - opinion
Palestinians in Gaza to vote in municipal elections, offering view into support for Hamas
State tells High Court there is no basis to move up deadline in Gaza press-access case
US in talks with DP world on Gaza logistics under Trump’s Board of Peace plan - Financial Times
Rehabilitation of Gaza, where two years of Israeli bombardment have destroyed four-fifths of buildings, has been projected by global institutions to cost around $70 billion.
Board of Peace envoy optimistic about Gaza disarmament talks, but warns of delays
The Board of Peace works on Gaza disarmament, with Mladenov cautiously optimistic but concerned about delays.
Remembering Yonatan Chaim: A life lived with passion, purpose, and love - opinion
Yoni loved deeply and unconditionally. His relationship with his family was complicated; there were fractures, distances, and things left unresolved. But his family was always his priority.
Op. Red Heart: Fallen soldier’s mother reveals son was killed in op. tied to Bibas rescue attempt
The disclosure came more than two years after the soldiers’ deaths and after Israel later learned that Shiri Bibas and her children had already been killed in captivity.
IDF officer charged with aiding the enemy in Kerem Shalom smuggling case
An IDF lieutenant has been charged with smuggling goods into Gaza, using his military role to facilitate the operation in exchange for a bribe.
From grief to action: Ensuring the sacrifices of Israel’s fallen are not in vain - editorial
This Remembrance Day is not only about honoring those who have fallen, but also about ensuring next year does not look like the last.
Hamas officials claim terror group ready to hand over small weapons, rifles to Gazan police - NYT
Two Hamas officials told The New York Times that the terror group's latest proposal involves turning over thousands of small weapons used by their police and other security agencies.
Israel’s symbolic strikes on bridges and high-rises show limits of military power - analysis
Israel's strikes on bridges and high-rises in Gaza and Lebanon are symbolic, revealing the limits of its military power as Hezbollah and Hamas maintain control in both regions.
Gaza Freedom Flotilla rocked by sexual misconduct allegations against senior member aboard ship
Allegations of sexual misconduct have rocked the Gaza Freedom Flotilla as a senior member faces accusations of inappropriate behavior aboard the ship, sparking an investigation.
From Erez to Jabalya: A look inside of the IDF's new Gaza security zone
The new security zone is not just a plan on paper; it is already a reality of concrete, positions, tunnel detection and destruction, cameras, and coffee for reserve soldiers.
