Israeli Newspapers

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Illustrating atrocity: Israel's new visual landscape after October 7

Yellow ribbons, graffiti, slogans and tattoos: Israel's streets are awash in interpretations of the day that changed everything. As an art director at Haaretz, how to represent horror is replete with … more

Aron Joseph Ehrlich (via Haaretz.com) | 4/11/24

Israel's interior minister spars with Netanyahu over Palestinian workers

Interior minister Moshe Arbel slams Netanyahu for interfering in entry of foreign workers as Israeli industries suffer severe shortages after Palestinian workers barred and thousands of foreign … more

Netanel Gamss (via Haaretz.com) | 4/11/24

Harvard, MIT: Among the worst for Jewish students, face highest antisemitism rates

The Report Card is part of ADL’s recently launched Not On My Campus campaign, calling on US colleges and universities to commit to no tolerance for antisemitism. more

Via The Jerusalem Post | 4/11/24

Iran has ten ways to attack Israel; which one will it choose?

Iran's vowed punishment of Israel might manifest either through proxies or direct means, including ballistic missiles and drones. more

Via The Jerusalem Post | 4/11/24

Killing of Hamas leader's sons won't torpedo deal, but could postpone it more

Hamas will have a hard time explaining why a strike on its political chief's children and grandchildren overshadows the demands it has posed since the start of the war, but Haniyeh's standing will … more

Jack Khoury (via Haaretz.com) | 4/11/24

Israeli kibbutz sets up Passover Seder to implore for the release of hostages being held in the Gaza Strip

'Make this night different from all other nights by bringing back all the hostages': Members of Kibbutz Nir Oz set up a Passover Seder table with 36 chairs representing the community's hostages still … more

Eden Solomon (via Haaretz.com) | 4/11/24

Minister Arbel: 'Haredim must understand: There's no moral option to continue this way'

Interior Min. Moshe Arbel speaks out on Draft Law, calls on haredi community to change its perspective, enlist in the IDF. more

Via Israel National News | 4/11/24

Remote work cuts car travel and emissions but hurts public transit ridership

The rise in remote work during the pandemic has both environmental benefits, such as reduced carbon emissions, and challenges for public transit systems. more

Via The Jerusalem Post | 4/11/24

Indonesia to normalize ties with Israel amid OECD membership bid

Normalization between the two countries had been planned but untimely sidelined after the breakout of the ongoing war. more

Via The Jerusalem Post | 4/11/24