copters and floods
Nine Teenage Hikers Killed in Dead Sea Flash Floods Named
Hikers are part of a pre-army program ■ Police open probe ■ Netanyahu: 'Israel grieves for young lives cut off by this tragedy'
Breaking:
- French reinforcements in Syria as fight 're-energized,' Mattis says (DPA)
- U.S. would 'probably regret' not keeping holding force in Syria (Reuters)
- Defense chief Lieberman meets with Trump aides Bolton, Kushner during Washington visit (Haaretz)
- Syrian army pounds Palestinian camp; UN warns of dire conditions (Reuters)
- Senior official: Iran won't accept any amendment to nuclear deal (Reuters)
Must Reads
Haaretz Editorial
Netanyahu Should Return to the Migrants' Deal With the UN
The third states, to which Israel was planning to forcibly deport asylum seekers, refused to take them in on Israel’s terms, and as a result the deportation plan fell apart, the...
Israel
From a Hezbollah Invasion to Iranian Payback: What Preoccupies Five Generals in Charge of Israel's Eternal War Fronts
Subterranean digging, a new generation of armored personnel carriers, aerial defense by remote control – we got a close look at the IDF's responses to mounting tension on its borders
Weekend
U.S. News
Jewish Insider's Daily Kickoff: April 26, 2018
Why Justice Kagan used the anti-Semitic president hypothetical | Bob Iger vs. Brian Roberts | Spotted in the Wadi Rum Desert
Jewish World
These Are the Things That Get Jews Branded as ‘anti-Polish’ in Warsaw These Days
Although tensions sparked by the government’s controversial ‘Holocaust law’ appear to have subsided, at least for the time being, this is not a good time to bring up old wounds in Poland – or anti-Semitism for that matter. The first in a series of special reports
Middle East
U.S. House Democrats Ask Israel, Gaza Protesters to Show Restraint
The 10 representatives ‘respect the Palestinians who are advocating for change through peaceful means’ but call on the demonstrators ‘to renounce the violence and inflammatory rhetoric expressed by Hamas’
Culture & Life
Mycenaean Palaces Not Destroyed by Quake but by Violence, New Evidence Shows
Debris and bodies crushed under fallen walls had led archaeologists to think Mycenaean civilization was brought down by quake. Can't be, geophysical study reports
