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2 weeks ago | jp.wsj.com | Feliz Solomon |Anat Peled |Abeer Ayyoub

【エルサレム】イスラエルによる封鎖が約2カ月続いているガザ地区で、人道支援物資が枯渇しつつある。イスラエル政府内ではイスラム組織ハマスへの圧力を維持しつつ、物資供給を再開する方法が議論されている。　ガザでは3月上旬以降、援助物資や商業物資の入域が認められておらず、これは今回の戦争開始以降で最も長い期間となる。封鎖は2カ月間の停戦期間や援助物資の急増の後に実施されているもので、一時は多くの支援団体や住民らが物資を備蓄できたものの、今では小麦粉や燃料、プロテインバー、テント、さらには清潔な水を入れる容器まで、あらゆるものが急速に底をつきつつある。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル日本版今すぐ購読する Special Advertising Section アクセスランキング

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Feliz Solomon |Anat Peled |Abeer Ayyoub

April 27, 2025 11:00 pm ETJERUSALEM—Humanitarian supplies are running out in Gaza after almost two months of an Israeli blockade, spurring debate among officials here over how to turn the spigot back on while maintaining pressure on Hamas. No aid or commercial goods have been allowed to enter the strip since early March, the longest Israel has ever kept the territory under siege since the war began.

1 month ago | wsj.com | Adam Chamseddine |Jared Malsin |Anat Peled

Militants fired rockets from Lebanon toward Israel on Friday for the second time in a week. One of the rockets was shot down by the Israeli military and another fell in Lebanese territory. Hezbollah has denied responsibility for either attack. The Israeli military said Friday it targeted a drone storage facility used by Hezbollah’s aerial unit. The Lebanese military said it found the site of the militants’ launch and was investigating the incident.

1 month ago | wsj.com | Anat Peled |Shayndi Raice

March 27, 2025 9:00 pm ETGEDERA, Israel—Omer Wenkert had nicknames for his Hamas captors. He called one of them Tznon, which means radish in Hebrew, after its bitter taste. About eight months into Wenkert’s captivity, Tznon turned from bitter to violent. He opened the door to the underground concrete dungeon where Wenkert was being held—less than 6 feet tall and around 3 feet wide—and kicked Wenkert three times in his head and twice in his back.

1 month ago | wsj.com | Anat Peled |Omar Abdel-Baqui

TEL AVIV—A Palestinian co-director of an Oscar-winning film was attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank on Monday and then blindfolded and taken into custody by Israeli forces, according to his lawyer, footage from the scene and witnesses. Settlers descended on the West Bank village of Susiya, the hometown of Hamdan Ballal, a co-director of “No Other Land,” according to witnesses. Ballal was injured in the attack, according to his lawyer.