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1 week ago | 
wsj.com | Abeer Ayyoub |Suha Ma’ayeh |Anat Peled
New aid system backed by Israel delivers more food Wednesday after chaos and looting a day earlierTEL AVIV—A new aid system backed by Israel delivered more food in Gaza on Wednesday, but residents who lined up outside the distribution centers complained of limited supplies and disorder, one day after the effort was marred by scenes of chaos and looting.
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1 week ago | 
wsj.com | Anat Peled |Abeer Ayyoub
The U.S. and Israeli-backed plan aims to deliver aid directly to Palestinians through private security companiesTEL AVIV—The launch of an Israeli-backed plan to deliver aid in Gaza through a private company erupted into chaos after thousands of Palestinians broke into the distribution site and forced its staff to retreat. The distribution of aid began normally on Tuesday, with Palestinians lining up to receive boxes of food early in the day at a distribution center in Rafah in southern Gaza.
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2 weeks ago | 
cn.wsj.com | Anat Peled |Vera Bergengruen
在亲友眼中，他们是致力于推动和平的人。男方正准备带女友前往耶路撒冷与父母初次见面，并计划在这次旅行中向女友求婚。在被枪杀的前一天，亚伦·利辛斯基(Yaron Lischinsky)还在因飞往以色列的航班被取消而与一家航空公司通话，焦急地寻找替代选择。他在华盛顿一场政策会议的礼堂外告诉朋友，他即将带女友前往耶路撒冷与父母初次见面，并计划在这次旅行中向女友求婚。这位30岁的以色列大使馆工作人员兴奋地对友人侯赛因·阿布巴克尔·曼苏尔(Hussein Aboubakr Mansour)说：“我打算就在那里求婚。”曼苏尔周四接受了《华尔街日报》(The Wall Street Journal)的采访。利辛斯基的女友、26岁的莎拉·米尔格里姆(Sarah Milgrim)也在大使馆工作。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8订阅
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2 weeks ago | 
wsj.com | Anat Peled |Vera Bergengruen
The young professionals were known to those close to them as devoted to peace effortsThe day before he was killed, Yaron Lischinsky was on the phone with an airline, anxiously searching for alternatives for a canceled flight to Israel. Standing outside the auditorium hall of a policy conference in Washington, he confided to a friend that he was taking his girlfriend to meet his parents for the first time in Jerusalem—and that he planned to propose on the trip.
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2 weeks ago | 
wsj.com | Anat Peled |Dov Lieber
The shooting follows a rise in violence against Israelis and Jews globallyTEL AVIV—Israelis woke up Thursday to the killing of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C., reinforcing a fear that the world has become increasingly dangerous for Israelis and Jews amid the war in Gaza and a global rise in antisemitism.
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3 weeks ago | 
wsj.com | Anat Peled |Saleh Al-Batati
The attack came as Trump wrapped up his tour of the Middle EastIsrael bombed Houthi-controlled ports in Yemen on Friday and threatened to kill the militant group’s leader, an attack that came as President Trump wrapped up a trip to the Middle East and after he recently announced the end of a U.S. bombing campaign. The Israeli military said it struck the Hodeidah and Salif ports in Yemen, which it said were used to transfer weapons.
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1 month 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
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1 month 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.
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2 months 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.
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2 months 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.
