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Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Today is Day 129 of the war. Military reporter Emanuel Fabian and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman join host Amanda Borschel-Dan in today's episode. Deep under the Red Sea there are undersea cables that provide the internet and communications to many part of Asia, East Africa and the Middle East. Now, apparently these cables are a target by the Houthis. Goren fills us in. France has delivered a written proposal to Beirut aimed at ending hostilities with Israel and settling the disputed Lebanon-Israel frontier that calls for Hezbollah and other groups to withdraw 10 kilometers (6 miles) from the border. Goren explains the pluses and minuses for both sides. Yesterday, two Palestinians were shot and injured, and a pair of vehicles and a home were torched during violent settler attacks in the northern West Bank. In a later incident in the nearby village of Huwara, a truck belonging to a Palestinian was also set alight by settlers. Sharon fills us in on an uptick of settler violence since October 7. Preparations for nationwide municipal elections are in full swing ahead of election day on February 27, but 12 municipal authorities will not vote on that date since their inhabitants have been evacuated due to the current conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah. We hear about the arrangements for soldiers, as well as other security concerns. For the latest updates, please look at The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Live blog February 13, 2024 France proposes Israel-Lebanon truce deal pushing Hezbollah 10 km from border Settlers reportedly shoot two Palestinians, torch cars in latest West Bank attacks With ballot boxes for troops in Gaza, Israel readies for local elections in wartime THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: File - Houthi fighters march during a rally of support for the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and against the US strikes on Yemen outside Sanaa on January 22, 2024. (AP Photo)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

durée : 00:02:44 - Grand angle - Dans Huwara, carrefour commercial au milieu de la Cisjordanie occupée, la ville est désormais coupée en deux, après les opérations punitives menées ces derniers mois par les colons sur les habitants palestiniens. - invités : Valérie CROVA, Gilles GALLINARO - Valérie Crova : Journaliste, Gilles Gallinaro :

Rockslide near Dead Sea kills 5-year-old boy, injures eight. In rare move, IDF maps home of still at-large terrorist from Huwara attack. Malka Leifer gets 15-year prison sentence for sexual abuse of two studentsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Israel Uncensored, Josh discusses the terrorist attack over the weekend, in which a Jewish father and son were murdered - gunned down in the Arab village of Huwara in Samaria. Security forces remain in pursuit of the terrorist. At the same time, the EU demonstrated the ultimate chutzpah, calling on Israel to offer compensation, after Civil Administration officials destroyed an illegal EU-funded PA school. Josh says that the EU officials, who arrive in Israel, build illegally in an attempt to take over Israeli State land, and then have the gall to ask for compensation, should be sent packing. These stories and all the latest news from Israel, on this week's podcast. Photo Credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:IDF_activity_during_the_2023_Huwara_shooting,_February_2023_I.jpeg

Met vandaag natuurlijk de politieke situatie waar extreemrechts steeds meer de dienst uitmaakt; de moord op vader en zoon in Huwara; Channel 12 met reportage waaruit blijkt dat 40% van de Likud stemmers niet meer op Likud gaat stemmen en heel veel meer nieuws uit Israël.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian and health reporter Renee Ghert-Zand join host Anne Gordon on today's episode. Saturday saw an Israeli father and son gunned down in a fatal terror shooting at a carwash in the hotspot town of Huwara in the northern West Bank. What differentiated this terror attack from others? Moreover, given the predictable grassroots outrage at this attack, what led the IDF to shoot an individual? After reservists in Israel's Navy and Air Force quit as part of their protest against the government's reforms, the IDF suspended them. But they had already quit, so what did the military accomplish? A brand-new COVID variant that is dramatically different from previous variants has been detected in Israel and elsewhere. What do we know? And what are the implications of this variant for the new COVID vaccine on the horizon? Two new treatments should help lung cancer patients -- those suffering from recurrence and those who develop hypoglycemia due to the disease. And new research drills down to the biology of how men and women react to stress differently. Discussed articles include: Israeli father and son gunned down and killed in terror shooting at Huwara carwash IDF soldiers shoot masked settler allegedly hurling stones at Palestinians Air Force suspends several senior reservists as overhaul protests roil military New ‘very different' COVID-19 variant detected in Israel, Denmark and US Israeli study may open door to preventing relapse of certain types of lung cancer Doctors use breast cancer drug to treat life-threatening hypoglycemia in lung cancer patient Study shows how brain cells of males and females respond differently to stress Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts.   Note: Israeli security forces secure the scene of a shooting attack in Huwara, in the West Bank, August 19, 2023. (Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cyber attack shuts down computer system of Bnei Brak hospital. IDF forces demolish home of terrorist who murdered two Israeli brothers in Huwara shooting attack. Finance minister claims prime minister backs his withholding of budgets earmarked for Arab sector.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

durée : 00:14:34 - Les Enjeux internationaux - par : Baptiste Muckensturm - Mardi soir, une centaine de colons juifs se sont attaqués au village palestinien de Huwara, c'est l'épilogue d'une mécanique funeste qui a commencé dans le camp palestinien de Jénine en Cisjordanie, où une opération militaire israélienne, un assassinat ciblé de militant palestinien, a dérapé... - invités : Thomas Vescovi Chercheur indépendant en histoire contemporaine. Auteur de “L'échec d'une utopie. Une histoire des gauches en Israël”, ed. La Découverte.

En febrero, decenas de jóvenes colonos israelíes en Cisjordania encabezaron una expedición punitiva a la ciudad palestina de Huwara, cerca de Naplusa, tras el asesinato de dos de los suyos. Quemaron varios edificios de la ciudad y arrojaron piedras, hiriendo a varios residentes y matando a uno, según las autoridades palestinas. Gwendoline Debono, de France 24, regresó a Huwara para descubrir por qué el norte de Cisjordania es ahora una de las áreas más violentas de los Territorios Palestinos.

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen criticizes US Vice President Kamala Harris; Two Israeli soldiers have been hurt in a car-ramming attack in the northern West Bank town of Huwara. The film "Golda" starring Helen Mirren, has been chosen as the opening film for the Jerusalem Film Festival in July.  Israel Daily News Roundtable: http://patreon.com/shannafuld Social Media links, Newsletter sign-up &, Support the show $ here: https://linktr.ee/israeldailynews Roni wine tour: https://www.winetours.co.il/main-page Music: Narrow Bridge; Nicole Raviv https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6fNGxPlfmw --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/israeldailynews/support

Get $20 OFF your Book Of Psalms with our special code: https://israel365store.com/collections/books/products/the-israel-bible-book-of-psalms-pray-like-david-edition A Jewish man was driving in between Huwara and Tapuach junction, when a terrorist in a passing vehicle shot more than ten rounds into his car. Secretary of State Antony Blinken made some very hypocritical statements during his speech at Aipac. And Iran just unveiled its first hypersonic missile. All this and more on today's show!

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian and Diaspora reporter Canaan Lidor join host Amanda Borschel-Dan in today's episode. Last night, an Israeli driver was lightly hurt in yet another shooting attack near the northern West Bank town of Huwara. His vehicle was hit with some dozen bullets at this flashpoint, which saw another attack earlier this week. Fabian explains what makes this such a ripe target for terrorism. Fabian updates with more details of the perpetrator of the shocking tragic killing of three IDF soldiers on the Egyptian border on Saturday. At about 3 am local time Tuesday night, the Nova Kakhovka dam exploded in what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy calls Europe's largest human-made disaster in decades. The masses of water have flooded two dozen villages and forced the evacuation of 17,000 people. Lidor updates on the status of the Kherson Jewish community. On Thursday, 2-year-old Mohammed Tamimi and his father were hit by gunshots as Israeli soldiers returned fire at Palestinian gunmen who had shot at the settlement of Neve Tzuf. Mohammed died at Sheba Hospital on Monday and was buried yesterday. Fabian explains how has the IDF responded to his death and what happened after his funeral yesterday. The decade-long charged saga involving the site of a Jewish cemetery in Vilnius that was slated to become an events center has come to a resolution. Lidor describes the site now meant to be used for and talks about the Foundation for Jewish Heritage's recent report on how similar sites should be handled. Discussed articles include: Israeli motorist lightly hurt in terror shooting near flashpoint Huwara — IDF Egyptian cop who killed IDF troops is named, said to have griped about border duty Ukraine, Russia trade blame for devastating dam collapse that displaces thousands Kherson Jews among thousands forced to flee rising water after Ukraine dam rupture Clashes erupt as Palestinians hold funeral for toddler mistakenly shot by IDF Lithuanian city vows to preserve ancient Jewish cemetery it had sought to dig up Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Streets are flooded in Kherson, Ukraine, June 7, 2023, after the Kakhovka dam was blown up. (AP Photo/Libkos)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In February, dozens of young Israeli settlers in the West Bank led a punitive expedition to the Palestinian town of Huwara in the north, near Nablus, following the murder of two of their own. They burned several buildings in the town and threw stones, injuring several residents and killing one, according to Palestinian authorities. One Israeli general described the violence as a "pogrom". FRANCE 24's Gwendoline Debono returned to Huwara to find out why the northern West Bank is now one of the most violent areas in the Palestinian Territories.

Join this discussion on recent developments in the fight for Palestinian liberation and where they fit in the context of settler colonialism Israel is currently undergoing unprecedent intra-Jewish social and political convulsion in light of polices propagated by the ultra-religious-nationalist government coalition now in power. The latter also pushes forward intensified assaults against Palestinians by the Occupation army and settler movement, captured most starkly in the Huwara pogrom. Palestinian resistance also appears to be entering a new era as an-intifada-like movement against Israeli targets unfolds across the West Bank, led by new Palestinian political actors. These developments take place on the backdrop of shifting regional and global dynamics that include the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Arab-Israel normalization deals, and the rise of a multipolar global order . How should we make sense of the current situation, and what do these changes mean for the struggle for a free Palestine today? Speakers: Sai Englert is a lecturer at Leiden University, in the Netherlands. He works on settler colonialism, Zionism, labour movements, and antisemitism. He is a member of the editorial boards of Notes from Below and Historical Materialism. He is the author of Settler Colonialism: An Introduction Toufic Haddad is a Palestinian academic and the author of Palestine Ltd.: Neoliberalism and Nationalism in the Occupied Territories. He currently directs the Council for British Research in the Levant's Kenyon Institute in East Jerusalem and has worked in various capacities across the OPT as a journalist, researcher, consultant, editor, and publisher. Watch the live event recording: https://youtube.com/live/i9rKk7EqvIU Buy books from Haymarket: www.haymarketbooks.org Follow us on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/haymarketbooks

*) China will promote peace talks on Ukraine crisis — FM Qin Gang China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang said Beijing will persist in promoting peace talks for the Ukraine crisis. The country's Foreign Ministry statement said China is "willing to maintain communication and coordination with Russia to make tangible contributions to the political settlement of the crisis." The statement referred to Qin's meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Foreign Ministers' meeting in Goa, India. *) Ten killed, 15 injured in Serbia shooting: state media A gunman killed at least 10 people and injured 15 near the Serbian capital Belgrade, in the second mass shooting in the Balkan nation this week. Police arrested the suspected gunman responsible for the killing, state media reported, following an hours-long manhunt throughout the night. The back-to-back mass shootings have left the country in a state of shock, with thousands flocking to makeshift memorial sites while others have queued to donate blood. *) Israeli forces kill Palestinian woman near Nablus The Israeli army killed a Palestinian woman in a northern town of the occupied West Bank for allegedly carrying out a stabbing attack. The Palestinian Health Ministry identified the woman as Iman Odeh and said she was killed by "a bullet to the chest fired by the occupation soldiers in Huwara. Eyewitnesses said that an Israeli force shot the 26-year-old woman dead and prevented Palestinians from reaching her. *) Western media's anti-Türkiye and Erdogan hostility is regrettable: Altun Turkish Communications Director Fahrettin Altun has slammed the cover of The Economist, a weekly British magazine, depicting hostility against Türkiye and its President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Altun regretted the anti-Türkiye and Erdogan hostility of the Western media before the May 14 elections. He said, "As our country gets rid of the shackles, we observe that the violence of Western-centred attacks increases, ignoring the principle of impartiality,” *) Coffee fair kicks off in Istanbul The fifth edition of the Istanbul Coffee Fair kicked off as coffee lovers and industry professionals flocked to the Halic Congress Center in the Turkish metropolis to taste a variety of coffees from different roasters. Fair Coordinator Reha Kadak said that they brought together important national and international brands of the industry at the fair. Kadak noted that nearly 20 thousand participants come to the fair every year.

Israeli security forces operating in Nablus kill terrorists responsible for Jordan Valley attack in which Dee family members were murdered during Passover holiday. IDF soldier lightly wounded in stabbing attack in Huwara; assailant neutralized. Demonstrations and traffic disruptions during day of protests against government's judiciary overhaul planSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show, we welcome the well-recognized Palestinian human rights defender and activist Issa Amro who joins from the heart of the old city of Al Khalil, Hebron in the occupied West Bank. Issa is also the Founder of Youth Against Settlements. We discussed the situation on the ground in occupied Hebron, the Huwara pogrom, Masafer Yatta and how activists in the diaspora can support these communities facing daily harrassment, apartheid and ethnic cleansing by the occupation army and armed Israeli settlers. We discussed the pogrom committed in Huwara that led to Israeli settlers burning farms, vehicles and over 30 homes  and destroyed the livelihoods of hundreds of families.Issa updated us his recent visit to the US and visits to occupied Hebron by local and foreign activists and groups, including guided tours organized by Breaking the Silence Israel.Follow @issaamro on Instagram and twitter for daily updates on occupied Hebron and living under a brutal occupation and apartheid.     

Palestinian Islamic Jihad is calling for an uprising as tensions build. We are seeing the increasing deadly attacks on Israeli civilians by Palestinian terrorists, and the increasing deteriorating relations between Israel and the United States. Israel is also just day's away against Iran enriching nuclear material for a bomb.  Baila Sebrow producer and host of The Definitive Rap show for for 5TownsCentral interviewed the shows Israeli Correspondent Barry Shaw.  Barry is Israel's International Public Diplomacy Director at The Israel Institute for Strategic Studies. He regularly contributes to various media outlets including the Jerusalem Post and a frequent speaker at conferences and pro-Israel advocacy events. Barry Shaw has been a staunch defender of Israel in the public diplomacy arena for decades and has initiated the creation of several pro-Israel grassroots groups. He has a keen following of tens of thousands of people globally, and is the author of ‘Israel Reclaiming the Narrative' Fighting Hamas, BDS and Anti-Semitism' and his most recent book, ‘BDS for IDIOTS,' employs ridicule as new method of countering BDS activists and disclaiming their slander against Israel with facts and humor. Barry gives a full account of details not heard anywhere else. Mainstream media does not necessarily cover everything, and Barry always fascinates viewers and listeners. Corresponding from Israel, Barry explained that there is a storming conflict going on in Israel over the judicial reform, and that there are deteriorating relations between Israel and the Biden Administration over a range of issues. He discussed the undiplomatic remarks from State Department officials.  Barry talked about Huwara and Palestinian terrorism, and that Jews are being attacked, injured and killed as the Palestinians are about to turn Ramadan into a religious bloodlust festival against Israel. Also discussed was what drove Saudi Arabia away from the Abraham Accords (and America) and into the arms of China and Iran. 

Sampai Kapan pun Palestina Tak Bisa Dimusnahkan! Oleh. Miladiah al-Qibthiyah(Tim Redaksi NarasiPost.Com) Voice over talent: Maya Rohmah NarasiPost.Com-Palestina. Ya, sebuah wilayah yang mendapatkan keistimewaan dari Sang Pemilik Kerajaan Langit dan Bumi, kini kembali menyita perhatian dunia, khususnya dunia Islam. Bumi di mana berulang kali disebutkan sebagai negeri yang diberkahi di dalam kitab suci umat Islam (Al-Qur'an), mendapat perlakuan biadab, yaitu seruan pemusnahan oleh Menteri Keuangan Israel Bezalel Smotrich. Dilansir dari detikNews dari AFP Sabtu (4/3/2023), Smotrich melontarkan desakan pemusnahan kota Huwara, Palestina pada Rabu (2/3) lalu. Seruan itu digaungkan beberapa hari setelah dua orang pemukim Israel ditembak mati di kota Huwara. Usai penembakan itu, ratusan pemukim Yahudi menyerang kota Huwara di Tepi Barat. Aksi biadab ini lagi-lagi dikutuk oleh sejumlah negara, bahkan lembaga perdamaian dunia, PBB. Bukan kali pertama Palestina mengalami pertempuran hebat dan pertumpahan darah. Hingga kini, konflik Palestina dan Israel adalah permasalahan internasional yang masih berlanjut dan tak pernah mencapai titik temu. Problematika antara Palestina dan Israel tidak lain dipicu oleh perebutan kekuasaan wilayah. Naskah selengkapnya: https://narasipost.com/2023/03/13/sampai-kapan-pun-palestina-tak-bisa-dimusnahkan/world-news/ Terimakasih buat kalian yang sudah mendengarkan podcast ini, Follow us on: instagram: http://instagram.com/narasipost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/narasi.post.9 Fanpage: Https://www.facebook.com/pg/narasipostmedia/posts/ Twitter: Http://twitter.com/narasipost

Tuntunan Islam Sudah Jelas terhadap Israel Oleh. Aya Ummu Najwa(Kontributor NarasiPost.Com) Voice over talent: Giriyani SS NarasiPost.Com-Kantor Berita AFP pada Sabtu (4/3/2023) melansir, Menteri Keuangan Israel, Bezalel Smotrich, yang merupakan anggota sayap kanan pemerintah koalisi Israel, pada hari Rabu lalu melontarkan pernyataan kontroversialnya. “Saya pikir Huwara perlu dimusnahkan. Saya pikir Negara Israel harus melakukannya,” cetus Smotrich. Seperti diketahui, beberapa hari setelah penembakan terhadap dua orang pemukim Israel, ratusan pemukim Yahudi melakukan penyerangan terhadap Kota Huwara di Tepi Barat. Meski belakangan, dia mengklarifikasi di akun Twitter-nya bahwa dia tidak bermaksud memusnahkan Huwara, tetapi hanya bertindak seperti yang ditargetkan terhadap para teroris. Namun, hal itu telah menimbulkan banyak reaksi dari negara lain seperti Saudi Arabia dan juga Qatar, walaupun hanya mengecam pernyataan tersebut. Namun begitulah Israel, negara penjajah yang tak ada henti-hentinya menebar kerusakan di bumi Palestina. Lalu bagaimana dengan Indonesia? Indonesia dan Israel sejatinya tidak mempunyai hubungan diplomatik. Namun beberapa bulan yang lalu, dikarenakan Indonesia dan Israel sama-sama lolos Piala Dunia U20 2023, maka Indonesia pun harus menjamu Timnas Israel, sesuai dengan peraturan FIFA. Indonesia sendiri sudah dipastikan akan menerima Timnas Israel yang lolos ke Piala Dunia U20 2023. Israel termasuk salah satu dari total 24 negara yang akan bertanding pada Piala Dunia U20 2023 di Indonesia pada 20 Mei-11 Juni 2023. Hal ini disampaikan oleh Ketua Umum PSSI, Erick Thohir, kepada Kompas.com (2/3/2023). Naskah selengkapnya: https://narasipost.com/2023/03/12/tuntunan-islam-sudah-jelas-terhadap-israel/opini/   Terimakasih buat kalian yang sudah mendengarkan podcast ini, Follow us on: instagram: http://instagram.com/narasipost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/narasi.post.9 Fanpage: Https://www.facebook.com/pg/narasipostmedia/posts/ Twitter: Http://twitter.com/narasipost

On this edition of Parallax Views, journalist Yumna Patel of Mondoweiss joins us to discuss her new documentary On the Brink: Jenin's Rising Resistance, an examination of the Jenin refugee camp's growing armed resistance movement against the Israeli occupation in Palestinian West Bank. On January 26th, 2023 an Israeli raid on the Jenin refugee camp left nine Palestinians dead. The tensions between within Israel/Palestine has increased, especially in light of the new government of Benjamin Netanyahu and the rise of far-right figures like Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, and whispers of a Third Intifada, a violent Palestinian uprising, or a Second Nakba, a brutal expulsion of Palestinians from their homes and lands, are becoming more common. With events like the Nablus Massacre and the Israeli settler attack in Huwara, the Israel/Palestine situation seems to be at an exceedingly dangerous juncture right now. Yumna joins J.G. and special guest co-host Karl Barx, host of the West Bank Robbery podcast, to delve into these issues and to help us understand why many young many are joining an armed resistance in the West Bank's Jenin refugee camp. Among the topics covered in this conversation: - The uniquely deadly Israeli army raid on the Jorat al-Dhahab neighborhood of the Jenin refugee camp - The Western discourse over Palestinian armed resistance; the context from which armed resistance to an occupation is born; the use of terms like "nuance" and "complexity" when discussing the Israel/Palestine conflict in the U.S. - The disconnect in how we think about armed resistance in Palestine vs. armed resistance in Ukraine; the Western tendency to demand that Palestinians be "perfect victims" that do not engage in violent resistance - Why are Palestinian youths, particularly young men, turning to taking up arms in the Jenin refugee camp and why do they feel that the horizon for a political solution has been slammed shut at this time? - The Jenin Brigade, the Islamic Jihad Movement, the cross-factional model of the Jenin Brigade and the various political factions that have engaged in Palestinian Unity, the militant armed Palestinian resistance group known as the Lion's Den, the emergence of new political formations amongst Palestinians, the failure of the Palestinian Authority and negotiations between Israel and Palestine (especially the Oslo Accords) and Yumna's interviews with armed resistance fighters - The May 2021 uprisings of Palestinians that has been called the Unity Intifada - The argument that armed resistance plays into the hands of far-right wing Israeli politicians like Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich's desire to justify further clampdowns against and oppression of Palestinians - Did the Nakba, or the mass expulsion of Palestinians in 1948 that is otherwise known as the Catastrophe or the Cataclysm, ever really end?; Israeli settlers and the displacement of Palestinians from their homes and land - Yumna's background; her parents grew up in apartheid South Africa; the apartheid regime oppressed Yumna's Indian parents; how this ties into her work on Palestine - The Palestinian struggle and changing views on Israel/Palestine in the U.S. and the Western World; Israeli ultranationalism and the Jerusalem Day Marches that saw Israeli far-right wingers march through the Muslim corridor shouting "Death to Arabs"; the normalization of anti-Palestinian violence, hatred, and sentiments and the U.S. and international community's lack of a sufficient response to it - Hope vs. despair when discussing Israel/Palestine; the desperation of the Israeli far-right and the unraveling of Israeli society - Yumna's interview with a paramedic based in Jenin; the paramedic claimed that Israeli forces violently prevented medics from entering the camp to treat the wounded during the Jan 26th raid - And more!

Defense Minister Gallant set to …apologize for the timing of his statement Saturday; 9th woman this year dies from alleged domestic violence attack & two Israeli settlers charged for violent attacks in Huwara.   Hasod Passover Box: http://bit.ly/3yKErua Social Media links, Newsletter sign-up &, Support the show $ here: https://linktr.ee/israeldailynews Music: Makom Prati; Edan Tamler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I-i6LSV_jg --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/israeldailynews/support

Dozens of Arab terrorists rioted for hours on Monday night on the main road leading through the town of Huwara in Samaria, the setting for three shooting attacks in the past few months, one of which was fatal in the cases of Hallel and Yagel Yaniv Hy"d. Multiple Jewish-owned cars driving through Huwara in order to access their homes were targeted by Arabs throwing rocks. One driver, Yaakov, is a volunteer with United Hatzalah who lives in the area and was making his way to the Tapuah Junction when he found himself under attack. Dozens of rioters surrounded his vehicle and began to hurl rocks at the car. One hit the windshield, which shattered. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yaar-ben-emmett/support

Well if we thought things couldn't get any worse, tensions further intensify in Palestine with Israel's latest progrom against the Palestinians. From endorsing a settler rampage in the areas of Huwara and Nablus, to this week denying the existence of Palestinians. The escalations are not unsurprising, while the question of Palestinian sovereignty remains unanswered. This week on Accent of women, we revisit a lecture delivered by Noura Erakat, Palestinian-American human rights attorney and Assistant Professor at George Mason University. Erakat delivered the annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture in July 2018, and her visit to Australia was hosted by APAN. The speech is called Palestine in the Age of Trump. Though this speech was delivered 5 years ago, you'll notice that not much has changed.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Editor David Horovitz and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan in today's episode. Yesterday, two Israeli soldiers were wounded in a drive-by shooting attack in the flashpoint northern West Bank Palestinian town of Huwara, where brothers Hallel and Yagel Yaniv were killed on February 26. Fabian updates on the soldiers' health and a further incident following that attack. Last night, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant delivered explosive remarks in support of a legislative pause of the overhaul package as hundreds of thousands of protesters attended rallies across the nation. What has been the fallout so far? Just ahead of flying to London, on Thursday night, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a speech in which, among other topics, announced that he no longer will restrain himself from interfering in the process. Horovitz weighs in. Finally, Ramadan began this weekend. What special measures are in place to ensure peaceful prayer on the Temple Mount? Discussed articles include: IDF: Two soldiers wounded in shooting in West Bank town of Huwara Hundreds of thousands join nationwide protests, with key overhaul law about to pass With dire public warning, Gallant tries to compel Netanyahu to put state before self Full text of Gallant's call to pause judicial overhaul over danger to state security PM said to mull firing dissenting defense chief Gallant, tapping Dichter instead Gallant calls to pause judicial overhaul, citing ‘tangible danger' to state security 200 more pilots to skip weekly training flight over PM's refusal to halt overhaul Netanyahu crushes a potential mini-revolt, insists on politicizing the judiciary Jerusalem security forces on alert as tens of thousands at 1st Friday Ramadan prayers Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, left, speaks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a vote in the Knesset plenum in Jerusalem, February 15, 2023. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Likud MK Dichter says supports judiciary overhaul, backtracking on call to pause reform. Condition improves of 2 IDF soldiers wounded in Huwara shooting attack. Israeli security forces arrested three wanted Palestinians near TulkarmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drew Binsky's Video in Brooklyn, More Terror in Huwara, Donald Trump plans to be arrested tomorrow, + more in todays episode of The Daily Thread!Sign up to The Daily Thread on WhatsApp https://wa.me/message/DMEBBNP6ASV6M1Head to Collarsandco.com and use promo code MEANINGFUL for 15% off!Want us to speak about a specific story or topic?Email us at Thedailythread@meaningfulminute.org More content and merch on http://meaningfulminute.org

Estamos de volta! A coisa esquenta em tudo que é canto. A crise política e social aumenta o racha na sociedade. Leis passando, crise institucional e surpresa do Hezbollah nos dão uma amostra do que pode estar no horizonte do país.... Bloco 1 - Conselheira Jurídica do Governo, Galit Barab-Myara, aconselha comandante da polícia a voltar atrás na demissão do comandante de Tel Aviv. - Ben Gvir ataca Galit Barab-Myara e Supremo reforça a autoridade da Conselheira. - Comandante da Polícia Kobi Shabtay orienta oficiais da polícia a não conversar diretamente com Ben Gvir. Bloco 2 - Governo segue passando leis da reforma. - Deputado Dudi Amsalen apresenta lei francesa. - Deputado Zvika Fogel será investigado por ter dito que queria ver Huwara em chamas. - Presidente Herzog lança moção visando colocar governo e oposição na mesa de negociações. Bloco 3 - Netanyahu vai a Berlim, onde há protestos de israelenses e do governo alemão. - Irã e Arábia Saudita voltam a ter relações depois de 7 anos. - Operação de Israel em Jenin deixa 4 palestinos mortos. Bloco do esporte com Nelson Burd. Episódio #179 do podcast Do Lado Esquerdo do Mundo, com Marcos Gorinstein e João Miragaya.

The settler attacks in the Palestinian town of Huwara were as shocking as they were brutal.Homes and businesses were set a blaze in a series of attacks that were described as a pogrom, and were the latest in a long list of Israeli violations of human rights and international law. The attacks in Huwara drew intense condemnation for government around the world, including in the US. The US is a long standing and traditional partner of the Israel and has consistently defended, ignored, or excused away their actions. But as the world becomes ever more away of the apartheid in Israel, this relationship is facing closer scrutiny from the voting public. This week on The New Arab Voice we explore how have relations between the two countries changed? Does Israel still enjoy unwavering support among Jewish Americans? And will the US stick with an increasingly far-right and openly racist government?We're joined by Lara Friedman (@LaraFriedmanDC), the President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace (@FMEP), Iman Abid (@imanabid_), the Director of Advocacy and organizing at the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (@USCPR_), and Robert Lipton (@wiremother), a Jewish American research scientist and poet from California and campaigner for Jewish Voice for Peace (@jvplive).This podcast is written and produced by Hugo Goodridge.Theme music by Omar al-Fil. Other music by Blue Dot Sessions.To get in touch with the producers, follow then tweet us at @TheNewArabVoice or email hugo.goodridge@newarab.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Purchase amazing products directly from the small business owners and families of Judea and Samaria by visiting, www.BlessedBuyIsrael.com   A terrorist who has been in Israeli prisons for 17 years for smuggling illegal weapons from Iran to Gaza was just released and the Palestinians are heralding him as a hero. Two Jewish men suspected of being involved in the Huwara riots were rearrested just minutes after they were released from the courts for lack of evidence. You probably won't believe the ABSURD reason why. . . Find out on today's show!   Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/theisraelguys Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theisraelguys Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theisraelguys Purchase TIG Merch: Heartland Tumbler: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store/ “Israel” Leather Patch Hat: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store/ Facing Jerusalem the Book: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store/ Jesus Loves the Temple the Book: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. US correspondent Jacob Magid and Tech Israel editor Sharon Wrobel join host Jessica Steinberg for today's podcast. Magid discusses the protests and protestors who gathered outside during Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's speech to the Israel Bonds gathering in Washington, DC, as well as the finance minister's conciliatory words and gestures following his previous remarks about the Huwara riots. Magid also looks at how Smotrich spent his four days in the US, given his lack of invitations from US officials as well as from mainstream Jewish organizations. Wrobel talks about the consumer price index released on Wednesday, with Israeli inflation numbers higher than expected in February and central bank governor Amir Yaron's interview on CNN on Wednesday. She also discusses the reactions and unity of the Israeli high-tech community following the failure of the Silicon Valley Bank, and plans to recover. Discussed articles include: Overhaul or occupation? Smotrich trip dredges up Israeli-Diaspora rift at DC protest In US, Smotrich walks back Huwara remark, touts unity, as hundreds protest; 7 arrests In New York, Smotrich predicts compromise on overhaul that ‘mainstream' will accept Israeli inflation higher than forecast in February, boosting odds of more rate hikes Tel Aviv shares drop as SVB failure triggers cash-flow concern for Israeli startups Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich leads a Religious Zionism faction meeting in the Givat Harel settlement in the West Bank, February 14, 2023. (Sraya Diamant/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On February 26, the Palestinian town of Huwara became the site of a violent attack by Israeli settlers, with the Israeli army watching on. Huwara is located on Highway 60, the main road connecting Palestinian towns in the military-occupied West Bank, and is one of the few remaining places where Israeli settlers and Palestinians drive on the same road. Settlers have frequently targeted the town in the hopes of forcing Palestinian residents to flee and take over the area. In this episode, Diana Buttu dives into the details of the attack, which saw Palestinian homes, cars, and land burned down, and resulted in the death of Sameh Aqtash, a man who had just returned from helping with earthquake relief in Turkey.

On this edition of Parallax Views, an in-depth conversation with Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in the Palestinian Territories Occupied Since 1967 on the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories and the recent wave of settler violence against the West Bank village of Huwara. In this episode, we delve into the challenges faced by Palestinians living under occupation and examine the human rights abuses perpetrated by the Israeli government and its settler population. From illegal settlements and land confiscation to checkpoints and restrictions on movement, Albanese provides a comprehensive overview of the ongoing oppression of the Palestinian people. We also explore the recent violence in Huwara, where Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian residents and vandalized their homes and property. In this regard, she also mentions Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich calling for Huwara to be "wiped out". Albanese offers her insights into the underlying causes of this violence and discusses the role of the Israeli government in perpetuating such attacks. In addition to discussing the Israeli occupation and recent violence, this episode of Parallax Views also covers a wide range of other important topics related to the conflict. Albanese sheds light on the issue of Palestinian self-determination and the obstacles faced by Palestinians in their struggle for independence. We also explore the need for a paradigm shift in the international community's discourse around the occupation. Albanese argues that the current approach to the conflict is flawed and needs to be reevaluated. The episode also delves into Israel's lack of cooperation with Francesca Albanese and previous UN Special Rapporteurs on the issue of the occupation. Despite their mandate to investigate human rights violations in the occupied territories, the Israeli government has repeatedly refused to grant them access to the region. Moreover, the conversation tackles the weaponization of antisemitism to shut down criticism of the occupation. Albanese explains how accusations of antisemitism are often used to silence those who speak out against Israeli policies. To provide context, the episode includes a brief history of the occupation, from the 1967 Six-Day War to the present day. She discusses issues such as territorial fragmentation in Palestine, the crime of apartheid and the need to go beyond just the apartheid discourse/framework, exploitation of Palestinian natural resources, and how the occupation is preventing political existence (and resistance) of Palestinians, Albanese also highlights the significance of international law and human rights in understanding the occupation.

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On this edition of Parallax Views, Estee Chandler, co-host of KPFK's Middle East in Focus alongside Nagwa Ibrahim and a key organizer in the pro-Palestinian social justice organization Jewish Voice for Peace, joins us to discuss the controversial, right-wing Israeli Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich's comments calling for the Palestinian village of Huwara in the occupied West Bank to be "wiped out". Smotrich made the comments shortly after Israeli settlers laid waste to the village reportedly burning down houses and cars in a rampage last week. “I think that Huwara needs to be wiped out," remarked Smotrich at a March 1st, 2023 conference of the Israeli business newspaper TheMarker, "but the State of Israel needs to do it, most certainly not private citizens." In response to Smotrich's comments, the activist group Jewish Voice for Peace released an action statement calling the comments genocidal and urging the administration of President Joe Biden to respond by barring Smotrich from entry to the U.S. and ending unconditional military funding and support to Israel. Although the U.S., through the voice of State Department Spokesman Ned Price, has in no uncertain terms referred to Smotrich's comments as "repugnant", "disgusting", and "irresponsible", JVP argues that the Biden administration must take action beyond what they describe as "hollow words of condemnation". Smotrich is scheduled to be in the United State on Sunday for an Israel Bonds conference in Washington, D.C. The Biden administration was reportedly considering denying Smotrich a visa, but the State Department has since granted a diplomatic visa for the controversial political figure. Smotrich has gone on to apologize to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) for his remarks while simultaneously claiming the media distorted and manipulated his comments. In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Smotrich's statements "inappropriate", before appearing to accept that Smotich had unfortunately misspoken and then going on to accuse both the Palestinian Authority and the international community of being lax on Palestinian violence and terrorism. The latter comments concerning the international community come on the heels of UN rights chief Volker Turk referring to Smotrich's so-called so-called "emotional slip of the tongue" as "an unfathomable statement of incitement to violence and hostility" at a United Nations Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva Meanwhile, Smotrich's extreme statements about Huwara have sparked something of an uproar in the American Jewish community, and not just amongst activists associated with the explicitly anti-Zionist Jewish Voice for Peace. For instance, the Israel Policy Forum, an organization oriented towards the goal of a negotiated two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, released a statement signed by a plethora of American Jewish Community leaders not only condemning Smotrich's Huwara outburst but explicitly saying that Smotrich and his views should not be welcomed by the American Jewish community. Signatories included J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami, former Chairman of the Board of the Institute for the Study of Global Anti-Semitism and Policy Lawrence B. Benenson, former Executive Director of the American Israel Public Affairs Commitee (AIPAC), Thomas A. Dine, George W. Bush-era Under Secretary of Defense and Atlantic Council board of directors member Dov S. Zakheim, former AIPAC President Steven Grossman, former Anti-Defamation League national director Abraham H. Foxman, Square One Foundation President and Obama-appointee to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council Priscilla Kersten, National Council of Jewish Women CEO Sheila Katz, Jewish Democratic Council board member and former AIPAC board member Ada Horwich, 8 time Academy Award-winning film producer Lawrence Bender, and many others. Additionally, the Progressive Israel Network has released a statement signed by 77 Jewish American organizations pledging to shun Smotrich during his planned visit to the U.S. Amongst the Arab nations, Smotrich has also received pushback and condemnation, even amongst state involved with the Abraham Accords or nominally less hostile relations with Israel. The Ministry of Foreign Affair in Saudi Arabia, for example, called Smotrich's remarks "racist" and "irresponsible" as well as claiming that they "reflect the amount of violence and extremist practiced by the occupying Israeli entity towards the brotherly Palestinian people." Fellow Persian Gulf nations Qatar and the United Arab Emirate (UAE) have likewise made strongly worded condemnations. Beyond those GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council States), Egypt's Foreign Ministry said Smotrich's comments are an "unacceptable and serious incitement for violence" that "contradict laws, norms, and moral values." In this episode, Estee and I discuss not only Smotrich's disturbing response to the Israeli settler violence in Huwara and JVP's stance on how the Biden administration should've have responded to it, but a number of other issues as well including: - JVP's opposition to Zionism; the history of Zionism and the Occupied Palestinian Territories - The question of apartheid in relation to discussions of international law and Israel/Palestine - Estee's background as a Jewish woman with Israeli family and her personal awakening on Israel/Palestine - The BDS (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions) Movement and free speech - Jewish Voice for Peace and the role Jewish people can play in Palestinian human rights activism - Antisemitism and the controversy over the IHRA definition of antisemitism - Settler-colonialism and Israel/Palestine - Is the new Netanyahu government, with figures like Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir in key ministerial position, a signal of a particularly dangerous moment in Israel/Palestine? - And more!

In this news round-up episode, Tom and Michael discuss several important recent developments: Canada expresses concern about the settler pogrom on the Palestinian town of Huwara; Canadian senators meet with a far-right member of the Israeli Knesset; and a Halifax school bans students from wearing the Kufiyah, in an incident of anti-Palestinian racism.Links from this podcast:·      CJPME: Canada must hold Israel responsible for settler terror (Feb 27)·      CJPME: Senate delegation to Israel raises human rights concerns (March 1)·      CJPME: Halifax School Board must apologize for incident of anti-Palestinian racism

This week, Tamar and guest host, managing editor David Brinn, discuss the catching of the Huwara terrorist and resulting tensions, as well as concerns over potential security escalations throughout Ramadan.They speak about judicial reform protests and a potential solution on the horizon.Then, you're met with Tamar Urinal Beer-Me, host of The Jerusalem Post Podcast: Purim Edition, where you can hear some of our latest (fake) headlines from our comedic Purim edition of The Jerusalem Post.

After two Israelis were murdered in the occupied Palestinian territories on Sunday evening, Israeli settlers rampaged through the village of Huwara, killing one Palestinian resident and injuring 98 more. This horrific night – which news organisations including the Times of Israel and Jerusalem Post have called a ‘pogrom' – comes amid growing violence in the West Bank, with Israel's far-right government and Jewish supremacist ministers, as well as settlers themselves, calling for an increased Jewish presence, actively encouraging and inciting violence and approving large swathes of illegal settlements. Join us for a briefing from activists on the ground, Shira Livne from the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI), Avner Gvaryahu from Breaking the Silence and Issa Amro from Youth Against Settlements, Hebron.

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Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian, US correspondent Jacob Magid and NY reporter Luke Tress join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. The alleged terrorist behind a deadly shooting attack that killed Israeli brothers Hallel and Yagel Yaniv in the northern West Bank town of Huwara was one of six Palestinians killed as Israeli troops raided Jenin and exchanged fire with gunmen Tuesday. Fabian briefs us on the events of the raid. Magid also explains what we know so far about the Biden administration's reaction to yesterday's raid in Jenin and how it differs from other recent IDF raids. Magid dives into last week's much-scoffed-at-Aqaba summit and explains why the mere fact that it took place at all is noteworthy. Tress takes a look at the significance behind the trial of Saadah Masoud, 29, a pro-Palestinian activist who was recently sentenced to 18 months in prison for hate crimes against Jews. Authorities in Texas have charged Hayim Nissim Cohen with a slew of sex crimes after he apparently fabricated his Jewish identity, adopted nine boys, paraded his “unique family” on social media to hundreds of thousands of followers and allegedly abused a number of children.Tress unravels part of this tangled story. Discussed articles include: Alleged Huwara terrorist among six Palestinians killed as IDF raids Jenin Rocket sirens sound in southern Israel after deadly West Bank raid US backs Israeli right to self-defense after deadly IDF raid in Jenin Top Abbas aide: Israel hasn't fulfilled Aqaba promise to transfer withheld PA funds Pro-Palestinian activist went looking to beat Jews at NYC Israel rally – prosecutors Pro-Palestinian activist gets 18 months in prison for attacks on Jews in New York Texan who posed as Hasidic Jew and adopted 9 boys charged with sexually abusing kids White House to host first-ever Jewish women's forum Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Mourners carry the body of a Palestinian who was shot dead by Israeli security forces during a military operation in the West Bank city of Jenin on March 7, 2023. (Nasser Ishtayeh/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Syria blames Israel for overnight strike on Aleppo airport. Confrontations between Israeli settlers, Palestinians in Huwara. President Herzog says leaked judicial compromise is not the final framework he is working onSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. ToI founding editor David Horovitz and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman join host Jessica Steinberg for today's podcast. Horovitz discusses the various statements being made regarding the judicial overhaul, and the effect of Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's comments last week about Huwara on reserve duty pilots who have now expressed concern about possibly having to carry out illegal orders in the future with a muted high court. Berman expands on how companies of reservists -- including his own -- try to keep politics out of their continued army service, and that there is broad consensus that the judicial reform is of concern in army circles as well. Horovitz and Berman also discuss the growing world criticism from allies, including European diplomats who have watched the nationalism in Hungary and Poland, statements made by former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg and whether Smotrich's comments about Huwara will affect his upcoming US trip. Discussed articles include: Pilots' alarm shows Israel now in danger of entering a death spiral Gantz urges IDF reservists to show up ‘no matter what,' opposes any refusal to serve Lapid, Liberman oppose reservists refusing to serve, but say their fears justified Netanyahu welcomes Smotrich's retraction of ‘inappropriate' call to wipe out Huwara Michael Bloomberg warns Israel ‘courting disaster' with judicial overhaul Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: FILE: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends the graduation ceremony of new Israeli Air Force pilots at the Hatzerim Air Force base, December 31, 2015 (Photo by Amos Ben Gershom/GPO)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Orly Noy, Chair of the executive board of the Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem, discusses the recent pogroms committed by Colonial Settlers in the Palestinian town of Huwara, the incitement that ensued by members of the Knesset, and collaboration by the Israeli Defense Forces.

W ziemii zbyt obiecanej zawsze coś się dzieje. Dzisiaj będziemy mieli przegląd najnowszysch wydarzeń, czyli „Ziemię zbyt obiecaną na szybko”. Opowiem o pogromie, do którego doszło tydzień temu na Zachodnim Brzegu, o pogłębiającym się konflikcie izraelsko-palestyńskim, ale także o fundamentalnym kryzysie państwowym Izraela i o rządach nowego Premiera Benjamina Netanyahu.  

W Izraelu wciąż dochodzi do masowych demonstracji przeciwko planowanej przez rząd Benjamina Netanjahu reformie sądownictwa. W sobotę 4 marca na ulice Tel Awiwu wyszło 160 tys. ludzi, by wykrzyczeć swoje racje i przekonywać, że rząd zagraża demokracji w kraju. Do tego w ostatnim tygodniu doszło do aktów przemocy w palestyńskiej wiosce Huwara, gdzie żydowscy osadnicy podpalili kilkadziesiąt domów i samochodów w akcie zemsty, po tym jak na pobliskiej autostradzie nieznany napastnik zastrzelił dwóch Izraelczyków. Becalel Smotricz wezwał otwarcie do wymazania wioski z mapy, czym ściągnął na siebie głosy krytyki izraelskiej opozycji, Autonomii Palestyńskiej, Stanów Zjednoczonych i Unii Europejskiej. Przyglądam się temu trudnemu i kryzysowemu momentowi po to, by znaleźć odpowiedź na pytanie, które od ostatnich wyborów wciąż mnie męczy. Czy Benjamin Netanjahu rzeczywiście rządzi krajem, czy karty rozdają jednak jego radykalni koalicjanci z ugrupowania Religijnych Syjonistów. A w Językowym Bałaganie wspólnie z Michałem Czechowskim rozmawiamy o zapożyczeniach z języka arabskiego, których używamy codziennie, choć czasem wydaje nam się, że te słowa od zawsze były w zachodnich językach.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller Lynn and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. Organizers of the anti-judicial overhaul protests throughout the country claim that some 400,000 came out Saturday night. Police again used horse-mounted cops and water cannons against the demonstrators as they sought to disperse them. Keller Lynn sets the scene and previews Thursday's announced Day of Distubance. On Thursday a Jerusalem court ordered police to release all of the suspects in the rampage on the Arab city of Huwara following the murder of two brothers Hallel Yaniv and Yagel Yaniv from the settlement of Har Bracha, on Sunday. But the Defense Ministry signed off on an administrative detention order for two of them, including a minor. What does this mean? On Wednesday, Israeli troops arrested the alleged terrorists who carried out a deadly shooting attack Monday that killed Israeli-American Elan Ganeles near Jericho. Fabian explains how it played out. On the heals of the riots in Huwara, several politicians have weighed in, causing waves of response, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, head of the Religious Zionists party. Keller Lynn describes his statements and their continued ripple effect. A soldier was arrested late last night for attempting to smuggle two Palestinians through a checkpoint near the West Bank city of Elad. We hear what is unusual here. And finally, ahead of what appears to be another stormy week for and against the judicial overhaul in the Knesset, Keller Lynn gives us a rundown of what to expect. Discussed articles include: Hundreds of thousands protest government; new ‘disruption day' called for Thursday Soldiers, Israeli peace activists clash as army blocks solidarity march to Huwara Two suspects in Huwara rampage, one a minor, sent to administrative detention IDF arrests suspected terrorists behind deadly Jericho attack as victim is buried Smotrich's DC visit still on amid uproar, but US officials not planning to meet him Netanyahu welcomes Smotrich's retraction of ‘inappropriate' call to wipe out Huwara Israel's judicial overhaul: What is the coalition planning and where does it stand? What Matters Now to Haviv Rettig Gur: Taking advantage of this ‘moment of decisions' Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Israeli Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotirch holds a press conference in Jerusalem on February 28, 2023. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Story of Moore StreetLast week the Moore Street Preservation Trust held an Urgent Public Meeting in Liberty Hall in Dublin to discuss the crisis surrounding the future development of the Moore St. Battlefield site and the threat posed to these historic 1916 laneways by a developer. The meeting was chaired by Christina McLoughlin who is the niece of Sean McLoughlin. He was appointed Commandant General of the Republican forces in Dublin after James Connolly was wounded. A short film by acclaimed Belfast filmmaker Sean Murray – The Story of Moore Street 1916 – and narrated by Stephen Rea was shown to very warm applause. Frank Connolly for SIPTU which supports the campaign welcomed everyone to Liberty Hall.To Be Or Not To Be.As this column goes to press it appears that the British PM Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission have reached an Agreement on the Protocol.  The so-called ‘Windsor Framework.' To add to the excitement Dame Arlene Foster is giving off because King Charles is having tea with Ursula von der Leyen – a proverbial storm in a tea cup. The next few days - or longer - will see how the new Agreement goes down particularly among the Brexiteers here in the North. Remember the majority of people here voted against Brexit. Watch this space. Remembering Wounded KneeOn 27 February 1973 several hundred Native Americans of the Oglala Lakota people occupied Wounded Knee in South Dakota in a move intended to highlight their demand for sovereign rights. The stand-off between the Native American people and federal authorities lasted 71 days and involved daily fire-fights. Two Native Americans were killed.Horror in Palestine and the MediterraneanIsraeli settlers danced in the street as they burned 75 Palestinian homes and killed a Palestinian man in Huwara. The plight of the people of Palestine gets worse day by day. It is an international disgrace that this is allowed to continue. Apartheid Israel is evil and inhumane. The international community must defend international law, condemn such human rights abuses and stand up for the rights of people.

Purim summons us to joy, but how do we access that joy when our hearts hurt from the shameful display of excessive violence this past week in Huwara? Our tradition pleads with us to linger in grief before we get to Purim, to mark a solemn day of fasting and course correction. For, the only road to real joy travels first through grief.    

Une église attaquée, un cimetière anglican profané, un commerce vandalisé... Depuis le début de l'année, les chrétiens de Jérusalem font face à de nombreuses agressions de colons israéliens ou de juifs religieux. Selon la communauté chrétienne, le discours ouvertement haineux et raciste véhiculé par l'extrême droite israélienne actuellement au pouvoir alimente ces violences. De notre correspondant à Jérusalem, « Appelle la police ! » crie, essoufflé, le gardien de l'église de la Flagellation. La vidéo a fait le tour des réseaux sociaux. On voit Majed El Resheq plaquer au sol un homme, et lutter pour le maîtriser. L'individu, un juif fanatique, vient de détruire une statue de Jésus, et répète en boucle : « Exode, chapitre 20 ». « Tu ne feras aucune idole », commande ce passage de la Bible.  Quelques jours après l'agression, Majed est encore sous le choc. « C'était le 2 février. Ce juif extrémiste est entré dans l'église avec un groupe de touristes. Il s'est assis ici, sur ce banc. Lorsque le groupe est ressorti, lui est resté. Il a ouvert son sac, et a sorti un gourdin. Il est monté sur cette estrade, et s'est acharné sur la statue de Jésus. J'ai voulu l'en empêcher, il a alors tenté de me frapper. Avant que je ne parvienne à le stopper, il a réussi à faire tomber la statue ». « Partez d'ici, ce n'est pas votre pays » Brisée en deux, la statue est toujours exposée dans l'église de la Flagellation. Cette église catholique est le point de départ du Chemin de Croix, parcouru aujourd'hui par les pèlerins. La Via Dolorosa traverse la vieille ville de Jérusalem, d'est en ouest jusqu'au Saint-Sépulcre, situé dans le quartier chrétien. C'est là également que se trouve le restaurant de Miran Grégorian. Fin janvier, une trentaine de jeunes juifs ont attaqué l'établissement de ce chrétien palestinien. « C'était un soir en fin de service, vers 23h, juste avant la fermeture, raconte le restaurateur. Ils se sont postés à l'entrée du restaurant. Ils ont d'abord commencé par nous insulter, puis à nous cracher dessus. Ils ont scandé "mort aux arabes, mort aux chrétiens, partez d'ici, ce n'est pas votre pays, retournez au Vatican". Comme si les chrétiens venaient du Vatican. Vous voyez à quel point ils sont bêtes. En réalité, c'est juste un groupe d'extrémistes ignorants, galvanisés par le discours [haineux] de leurs dirigeants. Et qui agissent, sans même réfléchir. » ► À lire aussi : Israël: l'extrême droite refuse de condamner l'attaque de Huwara par des colons Des attaques devenues « systématiques » Car oui, explique Miran, il y a un lien entre l'extrême droite au pouvoir, et la multiplication de ces actes anti-chrétiens. « Honnêtement, je ne veux pas politiser cette affaire. Mais notre sentiment, c'est que depuis l'arrivée de ce gouvernement d'extrême droite, ces attaques sont en train de devenir systématiques. J'ai toujours vécu ici. Et il y a toujours eu des agressions contre les chrétiens. Mais elles étaient espacées dans le temps. Là, on est à quatre ou cinq attaques depuis le début de l'année. Il y a une corrélation. Je ne dis pas que leurs dirigeants leur ordonnent directement de nous attaquer. Mais quand vous avez un ministre qui tient un discours agressif contre tout ce qui n'est pas juif, évidemment, vous finissez par avoir des groupes extrémistes qui transforment ses mots en actions ». Des chaises fracassées, des tables brisées. La police israélienne est intervenue. Mais Miran ignore si ses agresseurs seront condamnés. « Neuf fois sur dix, on ne prévient même pas la police, car souvent, ces affaires sont classées sans suite », confie le restaurateur.  ► À écouter aussi : Israël: l'extrême-droite et les ultra-orthodoxes au cœur du pouvoir

- Cộng đồng quốc tế liên tục phải lên tiếng quan ngại sâu sắc trước tình hình an ninh ngày một xấu đi vùng lãnh thổ bị chiếm đóng của Palestine tại Bờ Tây, đặc biệt là bạo lực bùng phát ở thị trấn Huwara gần đây. Các vụ đụng độ giữa Israel và Palestine thường xuyên xảy ra, cùng với các chính sách “thù địch” mà chính quyền Israel áp đặt chống người Palestine cản trở các nỗ lực quốc tế nhằm khởi động lại tiến trình hòa bình Trung Đông bị bế tắc kéo dài. Tác giả : Đình Nam/VOV1 Chủ đề : căng thẳng, israel, palettin --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1tintuc/support

Recebemos o amigo Augusto Chidozie para nos explicar os principais aspectos das eleições na Nigéria, além de outras notícias do continente mãe.Também passamos pelo velho continente, com planos de paz para a Ucrânia e mais um acordo sobre o Brexit.No mais, observamos os movimentos das peças do sempre complicado tabuleiro do Oriente Médio, com destaque para o pogrom de Huwara, em Israel.

A Biden administration official responsible for the U.S. Army presented in astonishing detail this week a multi-pronged strategy to deter and, if necessary, prevail in any future war against China. Violence continues in Israel as Israeli citizens protest against the violence in Huwara. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart. Airdate 3/03/23 You can partner with us by visiting TruNews.com/donate, calling 1-800-576-2116, or by mail at PO Box 690069 Vero Beach, FL 32969. The Fauci Elf is a hilarious gift guaranteed to make your friends laugh! Order yours today! https://tru.news/faucielf It's the Final Day! The day Jesus Christ bursts into our dimension of time, space, and matter. You can order the second edition of Rick's book, Final Day. https://www.rickwiles.com/final-day

Amid escalating violence in the West Bank between Israelis and Palestinians, Nimrod Novik (Israel Fellow, Israel Policy Forum) and Ibrahim Eid Dalalsha (Director, Horizon Center for Political Studies and Media Outreach) join host Neri Zilber (Policy Advisor, Israel Policy Forum and Tel Aviv-based journalist) to assess the deadly events of the past week and the chances for de-escalation on both sides. They spoke about the recent violence in the town of Huwara, the security policies of the Israeli government and Palestinian Authority, the Aqaba diplomatic summit, and how we'll know if a new intifada is upon us. Explore more of our work: Judicial Legislation Tracker More Resources on the Israeli Government's Judicial Reform50 Steps Before the DealUnderstanding Critical Issues (short explainers)Israel Policy Video BriefingsSupport the show

This week a gunman shot and killed two Israeli brothers driving through the West Bank town of Huwara, which was later rampaged by Jewish settlers who burned cars and buildings overnight and into the day. Donniel Hartman, Yossi Klein Halevi, and Elana Stein Hain talk through the grief, shame and devastation that marks this week's events as well as this broader breakdown of justice in Israeli society.

Israel is in chaos as its Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu desperately tries to calm protests rocking his country. They started after a controversial decision he made to reform the judiciary. Meanwhile, violence is flaring in the West Bank and now Netanyahu's Finance Minister Bezaelel Smotrich is facing backlash after making incendiary comments, saying the Palestinian town of Huwara "needs to be erased." Shireen Falah Saab, an Arab journalist, tells Bianna why she's not surprised by the minister's comments.  Also on today's show: Laura Poitras, Director, “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed”; Simon Lereng Wilmont, Director, “A House Made of Splinters” To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Allison Kaplan Sommer and Noah Efron discuss two topics of incomparable importance and end with an anecdote about something in Israel that made them smile this week. Hear the Extra-Special, Special Extra Segment on Patreon   —In Flames— We just witnessed the rampage on Huwara that many here are calling a pogrom. A pogrom in 2023? —Flagging Spirits (or, Vexing Vexillology)— Israeli flags are weirdly prominent in the protests against the judicial reform. What's with the flags? —Piece of Pottery Possibly Proves Purim— For our most unreasonably generous Patreon supporters, in our extra-special, special extra discussion: One of the president's senior staff finds an ancient pottery shard with the name of the father of King Achashverosh, from the Purim Megillah, which somehow makes Noah feel nervous, but why, exactly?!? All that and Rena Gluck and the birth of modern dance in Israel, Sara Netanyahu besieged in a salon, and the music of J.Lamotta!

This week, Yaakov and Tamar discuss the extreme violence seen carried out by Jewish extremists in Huwara in the West Bank and debate where the primary focus should be, extremism on one end or the other. Then, they speak with Dovid Margolin, a senior editor at Chabad.org whose primary focus is Soviet Jewry, who tells of the state of Ukrainian Jews, one year into the war.

Histadrut, treasury, reached public sector wage agreement. Prime Minister Netanyahu denies equating Huwara rioters with Tel Aviv protests. Economists issue fresh warning of potential damage from judiciary overhaulSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What might the Jewish attack on Huwara reveal about the trajectory of Israeli-Palestinian relations? Yehuda HaKohen is joined by Jerusalem educator Shammai Siskind for a discussion on how the recent Jewish attack on the Palestinian village of Huwara should be understood beyond the headlines.

Welcome to What Matters Now, a new weekly podcast exploration into one key issue shaping Israel and the Jewish World — right now. On Wednesday, stun grenades, tear gas, water cannons and horse-mounted police were deployed against Israelis protesting the judicial overhaul. Images of a wall of citizens of all ages holding Israeli flags, standing defiantly opposite a line of mounted armed law enforcement headlined Israeli media and were seen all over the world. These images are galvanizing, and to many, terrifyingly indicative of what will follow once the government's reforms are passed. Because despite the massive protests, according to many experts including The Times of Israel's senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur, they're sure to go through. This became more clear when, on Wednesday night, Israelis who had seen liberal Tel Aviv in turmoil that day, tuned in to primetime news at 8 p.m. to see whether this increased violence and chaos on the streets was a watershed moment. Would it prompt Prime Minister Netanyahu to slow down the judicial overhaul that was rocketing ahead through the Knesset even as tear gas was deployed on Israeli citizens? Netanyahu, like a father chiding his miscreant children, compared the anti-overhaul protestors, who are stopping traffic and disrupting the nation, to those rampaging Israelis who had torched the Arab village of Huwara on Sunday night. Netanyahu is clearly determined to charge ahead with the overhaul package — even while parts of Israel are burning. So this week, we ask Rettig Gur, how did we get here and What Matters Now? What Matters Now podcasts are available for download on iTunes, TuneIn, Pocket Casts, Stitcher, PlayerFM or wherever you get your podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why the sudden burst of horrific violence in the West Bank this week? Hamas is making a play to take over the West Bank, ratcheting up attacks on Israel. And Israeli settler extremists are emboldened by support from their government to ramp up their own attacks on Palestinians, including the destruction of the village of Huwara. A weak Palestinian Authority that can't provide security…plus increased Israeli raids targeted terrorists…all makes for a highly combustible situation that many fear is now igniting.

Les parents d'Élan Ganeles, ce citoyen américano-israélien tué dans une attaque terroriste près de la mer Morte, enterreront leur fils en Israël Une note d'espoir en ce qui concerne la confrontation entre le ministre de la justice et des opposants à sa réforme judiciaire les manifestations vont se poursuivent aujourd'hui L'administration Biden a déclaré lundi qu'elle s'attendait à ce qu'Israël poursuive les personnes impliquées dans le saccage meurtrier de la ville palestinienne de Huwara -Tous les suspects israéliens détenus lors des émeutes de de Huwara, en Cisjordanie, ont été libérés précisent les forces de l'ordre- Un membre du parti Avoda Yaïr Fink a organisé une campagne de financement en faveur des palestiniens agressés À Huawara Israël ordonne au hezbollah d'évacuer le sud de la Syrie 35 étudiants leaders associatifs de Sciences Po sont actuellement en voyage en Israël

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Political reporter Tal Schneider and US correspondent Jacob Magid join host Jessica Steinberg for today's podcast. Schneider discusses Wednesday's planned 'day of disruption,' with protests across the country, as voting continues in the Knesset and law committee on aspects of the planned judicial overhaul.  Magid talks about the US response to the riot begun by Jewish settlers in the Palestinian town of Huwara, and US expectations of prosecution of those who took part. Schneider speaks about remarks made by former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit at the INSS conference Monday, in which he described the government's judicial overhaul program on Tuesday as “a regime coup." Magid unpacks the comments slung back and forth between US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides and Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli. Discussed articles include: Roads, trains blocked as thousands march in ‘day of disruption' against overhaul US says it ‘expects' Israel to prosecute settlers involved in Huwara rampage US State Department report says Israel failing to prevent settler attacks Former attorney general: High Court must strike down ‘regime coup' laws if passed Clapping back at minister, envoy Nides says US won't stay out of Israel's business Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Israelis clash with police during a protest in Tel Aviv on March 1, 2023 against the Israeli government's planned judicial overhaul (Photo by Erik Marmor/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny and Derek are back with a two-part special episode on the violence in Huwara, Palestine. In the first half, Derek speaks with Jalal Abukhater, a Palestinian writer based in Jerusalem, about the background of recent settler violence in the West Bank, the details we know of the Huwara attack, the impunity with which settlers and the Israeli government act, and the Palestinian Authority and international community's reaction to Huwara. Danny and Derek then speak with Udi Greenberg, associate professor of history at Dartmouth College, about the domestic Israeli dynamics at play behind the recent violence, the makeup of the current far-right government, its relation to the settler movement, the legal framework it is hoping to create, and more. Check out Jalal's work on his website and Twitter. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.americanprestigepod.com/subscribe

On this edition of Parallax Views, we discuss the latest violence in Israel/Palestine. On February 23, 2023 the Israeli conducted a fatal raid in the Palestinian city of Nablus. The raid is reported to have resulted in the 11 deaths and 102 injuries. In retaliation, a Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli settler outside of the Palestinian village Huwara on February 26, 2023. Israeli settlers responded with vigilante violence, described as a rampage in the Washington Post and Times of Israel, in Huwara that saw the burning of houses, cars, and casualties. Tikun Olam's Richard Silverstein returns to discuss these events, with a focus on the settler violence in Huwara, as explored in his recent Middle East Eye article "Israel: Settler terrorism is now the law". (More detailed show notes forthcoming...)

Violence has been mounting in the Israeli-occupied West Bank for months, but the situation is already reaching a new level of escalation in 2023. “Everything is falling apart,” The Post's Miriam Berger explains to guest host Libby Casey, referring to the fragile dynamics between Palestinians and Israelis in the region. At least 60 Palestinians and a dozen Israelis have been killed in recent weeks in the occupied territories, a level that is on track to be the bloodiest in two decades. That's despite rare talks between Israeli and Palestinian leaders in Jordan last weekend. On Monday, a Palestinian man shot and killed two Israeli brothers in the West Bank town of Huwara. Later that day, dozens of Israeli settlers torched cars and homes in Palestinian communities, killing one man in revenge. “You have this growing insecurity amongst Palestinians and also the cycle of revenge attacks happening,” says Berger. The clashes come amidst massive protests in Israel itself, and a major shift to the right in the country's new government. The empowerment of extremist leaders has further fueled more violent acts, as Palestinian house demolitions and raids are on the rise. Read More: Emboldened by Israel's far right, Jewish settlers fan the flames of chaosIsraeli settlers rampage through Palestinian towns in revenge for shootingAt least 11 Palestinians killed, 100 wounded in Israeli raid in the West BankJerusalem demolitions gain pace under Netanyahu, enraging PalestiniansWhy Israel's planned overhaul of the judiciary is tearing the country apartItamar Ben Gvir: How an extremist settler became a powerful Israeli ministerAt least 7 killed in East Jerusalem synagogue shootingAfter deadly Israeli raid in Jenin, fears of escalation in West Bank

Danny and Derek give a quick update on today's Israeli attacks in Huwara, a town just south of the West Bank city of Nablus. We will have a follow-up special with experts on this as soon as possible. Recorded Sunday, February 26, 2023 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.americanprestigepod.com/subscribe

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan in today's episode. Yesterday 21-year-old Hallel and 19-year-old Yagel Yaniv were shot dead in a terror attack in the northern West Bank town of Huwara. Residents of the nearby Har Bracha settlement, they were shot while in a traffic jam on the Route 60 highway that bi-sects the Arab city. Fabian tells about the brothers and explains what we know about the murders. In retribution for the attack, last night a protest march held by dozens of Israeli settlers turned violent as they allegedly set fire to Palestinian property near the spot where the two Israeli brothers were shot dead. Where was the IDF or the Border Police during all of this? The manhunt is ongoing for the brothers' murderers. What steps is the IDF taking to find the gunman? Rettig Gur weighs in on the brothers' murders and the subsequent "pogrom" by Jews at the murder site. He asks, where are the newly minted ministers who are tasked with National Security -- Otzma Yehudit head Itamar Ben Gvir -- and settlements -- Religious Zionism head Bezalel Smotrich? Discussed articles include: Two Israeli brothers shot dead in West Bank terror attack — IDF Palestinian killed as settlers rampage in Huwara after deadly terror attack Settler rioting slammed by US, Abbas as some point finger at government IDF bolsters forces in West Bank amid manhunt for Huwara gunman, after settlers riot ‘We need burning villages': Coalition lawmaker backs unprecedented settler rampage Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: View of a car burned by Jewish settlers during riots in Hawara, in the West Bank, near Nablus, February 27, 2023. (Erik Marmor/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also, St Louis PD goes rogue, an update on the massacre in Huwara, West Bank, and an extended report on the influence of DMFI.

The UK and the EU have finally managed to break the deadlock over trading arrangements for Northern Ireland after Britain's exit from the European Single Market and Customs Union. The British prime minister, Rishi Sunak, and Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, have hailed their deal as a 'decisive breakthrough'. We hear from George Parker of the Financial Times on what it means for Northern Ireland and Britain's relations with the EU. Also in the programme, the violence by Israeli settlers in the West Bank town of Huwara; and an interview with the deputy mayor of Bakhmut, continuing scene of one of the bloodiest battles of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Photo: Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen shake hands at the end of a news conference on a post-Brexit deal in Windsor, Britain. Credit: CHRIS J RATCLIFFE/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)

Israel mourns today, as two brothers from Har Bracha - Hillel and Yigal Yaniv HY"D were murdered in a terrorist shooting attack, carried out by an Arab Jihadist, in the Shomron village of Huwara on Sunday. The brothers were on their way back to their respective Hesder Yeshivas when they were gunned down at short range. 13 Israelis have been murdered in terrorist attacks since the beginning of 2023. On today's Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten says (once again), that the Israeli government must create a meaningful deterrence to prevent future terrorism. Photo Courtesy of the Yaniv Family

Brothers murdered in Huwara shooting attack are laid to rest. Israeli security forces search for attacker, whose identity is known. Government leaders condemn Jewish rioters rampage through Huwara after attackSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A massacre in InstalmentsAS I write this column the number of Palestinians killed this year by Israeli forces and settlers in the occupied West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza strip is 207. By the time it is published in a few days time that number will have increased. Last Friday I watched online video of the last moments of Ammar Mufleh, aged 23, shot dead in Huwara, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, by an Israeli soldier. He was the tenth Palestinian killed by Israeli forces in 10 days. MAKING THE CASE FOR IRISH UNITYIn 2019 Professor Colin Harvey and Mark Bassett, Barrister-at-Law, co-authored an independent legal and academic report – 'The EU and Irish Unity: Planning and Preparing for Constitutional Change in Ireland'. It was part of a series of reports which examined the implications of Brexit. Last month the two produced a second report. “'Making the Case for Irish Unity in the EU' was commissioned by The Left in the European Parliament. It explores the legal mechanisms that are part of the Good Friday Agreement for the island of Ireland to be reunited within the EU. The report also sets out the steps the EU can take to provide for such an eventuality.

Palestinian Terrorists ram through a security barrier at the Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv causing the airport to go into lockdown. Gaza fired a rocket into Israel Saturday night prompting a swift response from the IDF. The air force destroyed a large rocket factory inside of the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip. A tour guide in Samaria escaped a deadly stoning attack on the highway by driving through a roadblock of burning tires. If the media headlines are correct, an Israeli Police Officer killed a Palestinian in cold blood in Huwara last week. . .The question is: Is this what actually happened? Find out on today's show! Donate to The Israel Guys and help us keep these shows coming: https://theisraelguys.com/donate/ Follow The Israel Guys on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/theisraelguys Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theisraelguys Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theisraelguys/ Purchase TIG Merch: Heartland Tumbler: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store/heartland-tumbler/ “Israel” Leather Patch Hat: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store/israel-star-cap/ Next Level T-shirt: https://shop.theisraelguys.com/store/israel-guys-next-level/ Source Links: https://www.newsrael.com/posts/05yv46rlyds https://www.newsrael.com/posts/71y1u5njx3t https://www.newsrael.com/posts/v9iddtj1p1h https://www.jns.org/israeli-defense-minister-condemns-un-mideast-envoys-response-to-hawara-terror-incident/ https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/363836 https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/363849 https://twitter.com/muhammadshehad2/status/1598751329106550785 #theisraelguys #israelnews #gaza

This week Lara and Michael cover the occupation siege on the Palestinian town of Huwara, where the zionist settlers are carrying out pogroms daily. We also discuss the siege on the Shu'fat refugee camp following some success from Palestinian resistance. We hold space for the names of the martyrs killed by the occupation this week and talk about how because of the brutal conditions, Palestinian are unable to live life on the most basic of levels. This is why resistance is the only option. We chat about the efforts of Palestinian resistance to repel the zionist colonial settlers and soldiers in Sheikh Jarrah and Isawiya. Lara sheds light on the early Zionist plan to poison the drinking water of Palestinians as a part of a multipronged effort of murder and forceable displacement. War criminal Netanyahu released a new book, and Michael is speechless as The Jerusalem post concedes that anti-zionist Jews have existed for longer than Zionist Jews.