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Goldknopf Resigns, Haredi Draft Exemption Compromise Averts Knesset Dissolution
Israeli Housing Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf resigned Thursday, protesting the lack of a finalized agreement exempting Haredi yeshiva students from military service; this triggered a series of Knesset resignations and reappointments within the United Torah Judaism party, while a last-minute compromise...
Goldknopf Resigns, Haredi Draft Exemption Compromise Averts Knesset Dissolution
Israeli Housing Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf resigned Thursday, protesting the lack of a finalized agreement exempting Haredi yeshiva students from military service; this triggered a series of Knesset resignations and reappointments within the United Torah Judaism party, while a last-minute compromise...
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44% Bias Score
Smotrich's Sanctions Defiance Risks Crippling Israeli Economy
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's plan to defy international sanctions against violent Israeli settlers risks crippling Israel's economy by potentially cutting off access to the SWIFT international payment system and jeopardizing vital international trade and funding.
Smotrich's Sanctions Defiance Risks Crippling Israeli Economy
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's plan to defy international sanctions against violent Israeli settlers risks crippling Israel's economy by potentially cutting off access to the SWIFT international payment system and jeopardizing vital international trade and funding.
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60% Bias Score
Netanyahu Trial: Memory Lapses and Public Protests
Benjamin Netanyahu's trial continued on Tuesday with cross-examination focusing on his relationship with Arnon Milchan and his repeated claims of memory loss regarding specific events, leading to public protests questioning his fitness for office.
Netanyahu Trial: Memory Lapses and Public Protests
Benjamin Netanyahu's trial continued on Tuesday with cross-examination focusing on his relationship with Arnon Milchan and his repeated claims of memory loss regarding specific events, leading to public protests questioning his fitness for office.
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36% Bias Score
Israel Approves 22 New West Bank Settlements
The Israeli government approved 22 new West Bank settlements, including renewed activity in previously evacuated areas and four new settlements along the Jordan Valley border, to strengthen Israel's regional presence and address security challenges, as announced Thursday by Defense Minister Katz and...
Israel Approves 22 New West Bank Settlements
The Israeli government approved 22 new West Bank settlements, including renewed activity in previously evacuated areas and four new settlements along the Jordan Valley border, to strengthen Israel's regional presence and address security challenges, as announced Thursday by Defense Minister Katz and...
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60% Bias Score
Netanyahu Trial Day 35: Journalists Barred, Hearing to End Early
The 35th day of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, focusing on Case 2000, began Wednesday at the Tel Aviv District Court but will conclude early due to a Knesset vote; journalists were barred after questioning Netanyahu, and evidence presented includes a strategic planning document with Neta...
Netanyahu Trial Day 35: Journalists Barred, Hearing to End Early
The 35th day of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, focusing on Case 2000, began Wednesday at the Tel Aviv District Court but will conclude early due to a Knesset vote; journalists were barred after questioning Netanyahu, and evidence presented includes a strategic planning document with Neta...
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52% Bias Score
Social Media, AI, and the Erosion of Truth: A Tech Leader's Concerns
At Technovation 2025, Nir Zuk decried social media's role in disseminating falsehoods, contrasting it with traditional media's accountability; he also discussed the impact of Israel's judicial overhaul on the tech sector and the growing academic boycott of Israel.
Social Media, AI, and the Erosion of Truth: A Tech Leader's Concerns
At Technovation 2025, Nir Zuk decried social media's role in disseminating falsehoods, contrasting it with traditional media's accountability; he also discussed the impact of Israel's judicial overhaul on the tech sector and the growing academic boycott of Israel.
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48% Bias Score
Edelstein's Strategic Move May End Netanyahu Era
Yuli Edelstein, a Likud member previously dismissed, may be instrumental in ending Benjamin Netanyahu's premiership through orchestrated actions involving reservist soldiers' support and potential cooperation from opposition figures, creating a strategic shift in Israeli politics.
Edelstein's Strategic Move May End Netanyahu Era
Yuli Edelstein, a Likud member previously dismissed, may be instrumental in ending Benjamin Netanyahu's premiership through orchestrated actions involving reservist soldiers' support and potential cooperation from opposition figures, creating a strategic shift in Israeli politics.
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64% Bias Score
Golan's Criticism of IDF Backfires, Boosting Netanyahu
Yair Golan's criticism of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) sparked controversy, unintentionally benefiting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection campaign and highlighting deep political divisions within Israel, potentially causing long-term political instability.
Golan's Criticism of IDF Backfires, Boosting Netanyahu
Yair Golan's criticism of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) sparked controversy, unintentionally benefiting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection campaign and highlighting deep political divisions within Israel, potentially causing long-term political instability.
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68% Bias Score
Netanyahu's 'Case 4000' Cross-Examination: A Critical Juncture
Two years ago, judges in Benjamin Netanyahu's 'Case 4000' initially recommended dropping the bribery charge due to insufficient evidence; however, the prosecution decided to proceed, believing cross-examination will reveal further incriminating evidence, leading to a critical upcoming cross-examinat...
Netanyahu's 'Case 4000' Cross-Examination: A Critical Juncture
Two years ago, judges in Benjamin Netanyahu's 'Case 4000' initially recommended dropping the bribery charge due to insufficient evidence; however, the prosecution decided to proceed, believing cross-examination will reveal further incriminating evidence, leading to a critical upcoming cross-examinat...
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40% Bias Score
1,200+ Israeli Academics Demand End to Gaza War
More than 1,200 Israeli academics issued an open letter on Tuesday condemning the ongoing Gaza war, citing nearly 3,000 Palestinian deaths since March, and urging Israeli academic institutions to take action, including potential strike action, to stop the war.
1,200+ Israeli Academics Demand End to Gaza War
More than 1,200 Israeli academics issued an open letter on Tuesday condemning the ongoing Gaza war, citing nearly 3,000 Palestinian deaths since March, and urging Israeli academic institutions to take action, including potential strike action, to stop the war.
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40% Bias Score
Weinrot Estate Ordered to Repay $120 Million in Mishandled Client Funds
An arbitration ruling orders the estate of prominent Israeli lawyer Jacob Weinrot to repay $37 million (plus interest and adjustments, totaling approximately $120 million) to the Gartner brothers for misappropriating client funds held in trust, despite the ruling's respect for Weinrot's legacy, whic...
Weinrot Estate Ordered to Repay $120 Million in Mishandled Client Funds
An arbitration ruling orders the estate of prominent Israeli lawyer Jacob Weinrot to repay $37 million (plus interest and adjustments, totaling approximately $120 million) to the Gartner brothers for misappropriating client funds held in trust, despite the ruling's respect for Weinrot's legacy, whic...
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44% Bias Score
Israeli Supreme Court Rules Government's Dismissal of Shin Bet Head Illegal
Israel's Supreme Court declared the government's dismissal of Shin Bet head Ronen Bar illegal due to procedural flaws, lack of due process, and Prime Minister Netanyahu's conflict of interest stemming from ongoing investigations involving his associates; the court emphasized the Shin Bet head's prim...
Israeli Supreme Court Rules Government's Dismissal of Shin Bet Head Illegal
Israel's Supreme Court declared the government's dismissal of Shin Bet head Ronen Bar illegal due to procedural flaws, lack of due process, and Prime Minister Netanyahu's conflict of interest stemming from ongoing investigations involving his associates; the court emphasized the Shin Bet head's prim...
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44% Bias Score
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