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‘It’s a good start’: prominent Israelis welcome UK sanctions on illegal settlements

Ed Miliband’s intervention was ‘inevitable’ after Israeli government and security failures, say former ministers and diplomats

The Guardian - UK

Israel sets October date for first elections since Hamas attacks in 2023

Vote will allow Israelis to pass judgment on Benjamin Netanyahu and his handling of conflicts in Gaza and Iran

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu declares victory over Iran – and rules out withdrawal from Lebanon

Preliminary agreement between Washington and Tehran has prompted anger in Israel, and widespread criticism of Netanyahu’s leadership

The Guardian - UK

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Friday briefing: As Israel’s coalition collapses, can its prime minister hang on to power?

In today’s newsletter: As the polls tighten around Benjamin Netanyahu, the coming months may redefine Israel’s political order without resolving its most entrenched conflicts

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu claims that victory over Iran would bring peace to Israel. He should look closer to home

As Israelis grow weary of sheltering from missile attacks, their prime minister is using the war to distract from the Palestinian issue, says political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu hopes destroying Iranian ‘axis of evil’ will rehabilitate his image

With a 7 October inquiry looming, the Israeli PM’s political career, legacy and personal freedom may all be on the line

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United Behind Iran War Effort, Israelis Express Relief At US Bombing

Israelis expressed relief and optimism Sunday after US President Donald Trump ordered air strikes on Iran, 10 days into a war that has widespread public support.

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Gaza deal should benefit Netanyahu in short term, but he is critically exposed

Israeli PM must appease his coalition to avoid fresh elections, as well as reckoning with unpredictable Trump

The Guardian - UK

In Israel, Sinwar’s killing brings catharsis, if not clarity

Some Israelis see Hamas leader’s death as a way to end the war, but others want to increase military pressure

The Guardian - UK

Feedback loop: the tangled ties between the US election and the Middle East war

Benjamin Netanyahu has humiliated Biden’s America and seems to anticipate Trump’s return, but what would that mean for Israel?

The Guardian - UK

How Netanyahu weathered the storm in the year since Hamas attacked

Despite deep unpopularity outside his rightwing base, Israel’s leader continues to use war and political divisions to his advantage

The Guardian - UK

With the region on the brink of war, Israel must realise there is no going ‘back to normal’

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is desperately needed – then comes the task of rebuilding a devastated Middle East, says Tel-Aviv-based journalist Dahlia Scheindlin

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: What next for peace in Gaza after six Israeli hostages’ bodies are recovered

In today’s newsletter: Following the return of six killed Israeli civilians, Benjamin Netantahu is facing calls from inside and outside the country to find a way to stop the conflict

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Are Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Israel about to go to war?

Israel is threatening all out war against the Lebanese group Hezbollah, which could be catastrophic for both countries.

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'We Are Hated': Israelis Feel Isolation Over Gaza War

A series of diplomatic setbacks, strong condemnation of a recent Gaza strike, and intense protests on Western campuses have left Israelis feeling their country is unfairly isolated.

The Guardian - UK

Israel’s isolation grows over war in Gaza and rise in settler violence

Actions of Netanyahu’s government have sparked international anger and made a long-threatened ‘diplomatic tsunami’ real

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu faces tough questions on Iran – because we Israelis don’t need any more forever wars

An all-out conflict may be someone’s idea of ‘national security’. As an Israeli citizen, it isn’t mine, says political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin

The Guardian - UK

All-out war or de-escalation: what will Netanyahu do next?

After Iran’s attack, the Israeli leader faces a crucial dilemma about how to respond

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As Gaza death toll mounts, Israelis look in vain for any sign of victory

IDF bombs urban refugee camps, UN agency warns of famine risk and skirmishes on Lebanon border intensify

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Three hostages killed by mistake: Netanyahu’s shoot-first policies are harming all of us

Israelis and Palestinians are joined at the heart of this mess, says Dahlia Scheindlin, a political analyst in Tel Aviv

The Guardian - UK

What would Israel look like under a new leader – and who would benefit?

Israelis are politically divided, but there’s widespread agreement that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government needs to go

The Guardian - UK

Will a nation that came together in war stay united to topple Benjamin Netanyahu?

Israeli prime minister may yet pay the price of intelligence and security failings made on his watch

The Guardian - UK

Israelis hesitant over Gaza ground invasion amid hostage fears, poll shows

Only 29% of those surveyed backed an immediate offensive, while 49% said it would be better to wait

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Hamas may have pushed Israelis into a far darker place than Netanyahu ever dreamed of

Israel was already deeply rightwing. But after this horror, even hardcore leftwingers will slide in the opposite direction, says Tel Aviv-based political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin

The Independent UK

Israel’s identity crisis goes far beyond Netanyahu’s plans for the judiciary – clashes will keep happening

The country’s politics are deeply polarised, with little chance of that changing soon, writes Bel Trew

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