Articles by March, 2024

The United States began airdropping food aid to the Gaza Strip on Saturday, utilizing three C-130 transport planes to deliver 66 shipments, including over 38,000 prepared meals. This initial airdrop did not include water or medical equipment

The ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas have entered a critical phase, with sources within Hamas indicating potential progress towards a ceasefire agreement. Speaking to the French news agency AFP, Hamas representatives stated that a ceasefire could be achieved within the next 24-48 hours, contingent upon Israel meeting their demands

The United Nations has released a damning report shedding light on the atrocities committed by the terrorist organization Hamas, including acts of sexual violence, during the massacre that occurred in early October. The report follows a visit by the UN Secretary-General's representative on sexual violence in conflict, Premila Patten, to Israel to investigate allegations of rape and sexual abuse by Hamas terrorists

In a decision that has sparked debate and drawn both praise and criticism, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has opted to accept the recommendations of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Shin Bet regarding the management of Ramadan prayers on the Temple Mount, despite resistance from the Minister of National Security

In a concerning escalation of tensions, at least 50 rockets have been reported launched from Lebanon towards Israel. Reports indicate that Kiryat Shmona, a town in northern Israel, was targeted, with 30 launches detected in the barrage. Fortunately, Israeli defenses intercepted 13 missiles, and the remaining 17 fell in open areas, resulting in no injuries or damage reported at this stage

In the midst of a tumultuous period marked by conflict and tension, the Supreme Planning Council in the Civil Administration has given the green light for the promotion of approximately 3,000 housing units in Israeli settlements. The decision, approved amidst ongoing hostilities, underscores a significant move in the contentious Israeli-Palestinian landscape

In a landmark development, the State Commission of Inquiry into the Miron disaster has issued its final report, holding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally responsible for the tragic events that led to the death of 45 participants in Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai's celebration in April 2021. The committee also recommends ceasing the appointment of Amir Ohana as Minister of Internal Security and setting an end date for Commissioner Yaakov Shabtai's term

A comprehensive report on "Women in Hi-Tech 2024" was drawn up these days by the Economy and Research Division of the Innovation Authority, and the Aaron Institute on the occasion of International Women's Day, starting tomorrow. The good news: in 2023, there will be an increase in the number of women in the high-tech industry in Israel - 131,000 women, almost double compared to the previous decade, and an increase of 2.7% compared to 2023. The bad news: it's not enough. According to this growth rate, the State of Israel will not meet the goal set by the Perlmutter Committee for increasing...

Protesters, including family members of abductees and activists, have blocked Highway 1 towards Jerusalem, demanding action from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure the release of abducted individuals. The demonstration, occurring just before the Shabbat meal, aims to draw attention to the plight of those who have been held captive for 154 days

In a tragic development, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has confirmed the death of Major Amisher Ben David, a 43-year-old officer from the settlement of Ali, during a battle in the southern Gaza Strip. Major Ben David, who served as a commander in the commando formation, was killed earlier today in an encounter with terrorists. He leaves behind his wife Shlomit and their five children