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Israel Revokes Accreditation of Dutch Diplomats in the West Bank
The Israeli move responds to a Dutch ban on importing settlement products.
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At the UN, Netanyahu rejects genocide accusations against Israel
The Israeli prime minister denounced international criticism on Thursday, as condemnations—including that of Emmanuel Macron—multiply over the occupied West Bank.
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"The Golan will remain Syrian territory": Syrian president warns Israel from the UN
Ahmed al-Sharaa reaffirmed Wednesday at the UN podium that the Golan Heights will remain Syrian, following Colombia's recognition of its annexation by Israel.
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Israel Denounces "Grotesque Absurdity" Following Macron's UN Comments on Occupied West Bank
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office strongly criticized Tuesday the French president's statements at the UN, in which he claimed Hamas was not active in occupied West Bank territory.
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Historian Jean-Pierre Filiu says Netanyahu has "sabotaged" Israeli diplomacy
In a column published by Le Monde, the historian argues that Israel's foreign ministry has been systematically weakened under the current prime minister.
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Israel announces new arrests for suspected espionage linked to Iran and Hamas
Israeli authorities have launched prosecutions against several individuals suspected of collaborating with Hamas, Lebanon, or Iranian intelligence services, amid escalating hybrid warfare, according to RFI.
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Morocco and Israel announce reciprocal opening of embassies, a decision facing backlash in Rabat
Six years after resuming official relations, the two countries are taking an additional step, sparking criticism in the kingdom, according to Le Monde.
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Morocco-Israel: Two Countries Announce Opening of Embassies
Rabat and Tel Aviv take another step forward in normalizing diplomatic relations, which began in 2020.
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In Israel, opposition to Netanyahu weakened by internal divisions
Forty days before the legislative elections on October 27, opposition leader Yair Golan denounces maneuvers against his candidacy for prime minister.
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International Criminal Court Affirms It Will Continue Its Work Despite US Sanctions
The ICC's acting prosecutor, Mame Mandiaye Niang, defended the institution's record on France 24, as it faces American sanctions linked notably to the arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Israel: Netanyahu government's record under debate ahead of legislative elections
As legislative elections loom on October 27, Benjamin Netanyahu's outgoing government's record is at the center of the campaign, according to an RFI report.
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Paris Design Week: Controversy After Israeli Flag Removed from Vandalized Installation
Paris City authorities requested the flag be replaced, expressing regret over the organizers' decision not to do so, while Israel's embassy voiced its 'dismay.'
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In Israel, Opposition Hopes to Gain Ground in Netanyahu's Electoral Stronghold
As the October 27 vote approaches, Israeli electoral positions are largely structured around voters' assessment of the government's handling of the aftermath of October 7, 2023.
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Occupied West Bank: Israel Orders Withdrawal of British Forces from Ramallah
According to reports from RFI, Israel has taken several measures targeting the United Kingdom, including the termination of a British military support team's operations in Ramallah, in response to commercial restrictions on Israeli settlements announced by several countries in occupied West Bank.
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Israel Imposes Its School Curriculum on 45,000 Palestinian Students in East Jerusalem
Tel Aviv has unilaterally decided to impose its curriculum on Palestinian schools starting with the 2026-2027 school year.
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Israel Pursues E1 Settlement Project Near Jerusalem Despite International Pressure
The Netanyahu government is advancing the E1 project, which critics say would fragment Palestinian territory and undermine a two-state solution.
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Six years after signing, Abraham Accords reportedly strengthened tensions rather than peace, according to historian
In a column published by "Le Monde," historian Jean-Pierre Filiu argues that the 2020 Israeli-Arab normalization agreements intensified regional divisions rather than easing them.
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Israel: Revelations about warning Netanyahu received before October 7
A forthcoming book claims that Israel's prime minister was alerted by the United Arab Emirates about a major operation planned against Israel ten days before the attack.
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Season 5 of Fauda on Netflix reignites debate over the Israeli series' moral ambiguity
Shot after the October 7 attacks, the new season of the series "Fauda," which follows an Israeli special unit infiltrated in the Palestinian Territories, is dividing Jerusalem between loyal fans and critics denouncing an abandonment of its initial nuance.
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Netanyahu faces scrutiny after investigation claims he was warned of imminent attack on October 7
According to Haaretz, the Israeli Prime Minister allegedly received a warning through the United Arab Emirates before the Hamas attack, an accusation he firmly denies.
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