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washingtonpost.com | Claire Parker |Lior Soroka |Shira Rubin |Mohamad El Chamaa |Heidi Levine
Hamas frees U.S. hostage Edan Alexander in goodwill gesture to Trump (washingtonpost.com) Hamas frees U.S. hostage Edan Alexander in goodwill gesture to Trump By Claire Parker; Lior Soroka; Shira Rubin; Mohamad El Chamaa; Heidi Levine 2025051209062700 JERUSALEM — Hamas released Israeli American Edan Alexander from captivity in Gaza after more than 19 months, in a gesture to the Trump administration following direct talks between U.S. and Hamas officials in recent days. Alexander was handed...
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washingtonpost.com | Heidi Levine |Lior Soroka |Frances Vinall |Vivian Ho
Firefighters battle blazes near Jerusalem as officials investigate cause (washingtonpost.com) Firefighters battle blazes near Jerusalem as officials investigate cause By Heidi Levine; Lior Soroka; Frances Vinall; Vivian Ho 2025050107452900 LATRUN, Israel — At the Latrun Monastery northwest of Jerusalem, smoke rose into the air as firefighters sprayed their hoses on hot spots Thursday, amid a blackened landscape that still smoldered around the ancient olive trees. Farther east in the blackened...
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publico.pt | Rachel Chason |Heidi Levine
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adn.com | Rachel Chason |Heidi Levine
TEL AVIV - When Israel broke its ceasefire with Hamas last month, launching strikes that killed hundreds of children in Gaza, a small group of Israeli women decided to act. They printed photos of the victims, gathered candles used for Jewish mourning and, nervous about how the crowd might respond, set off for a weekly anti-war protest in central Tel Aviv.
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washingtonpost.com | Rachel Chason |Heidi Levine
Israel’s anti-war protests avoid Gaza. These women are changing that. (washingtonpost.com) Israel’s anti-war protests avoid Gaza. These women are changing that. By Rachel Chason; Heidi Levine 2025042106002000 TEL AVIV — When Israel broke its ceasefire with Hamas last month, launching strikes that killed hundreds of children in Gaza, a small group of Israeli women decided to act.
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washingtonpost.com | Claire Parker |Heidi Levine
Aid groups struggle to provide for thousands displaced in West Bank (washingtonpost.com) Aid groups struggle to provide for thousands displaced in West Bank By Claire Parker; Heidi Levine 2025033006300200 JENIN, West Bank — A months-long Israeli military operation has displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians in the northern West Bank, a crisis that local authorities say shows no signs of abating as humanitarian groups, hamstrung by Israeli restrictions and funding challenges, struggle to...
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postguam.com | Gerry Shih |Miriam Berger |Heidi Levine |Claire Parker
TULKARM, West Bank - Israel’s soldiers have destroyed entire city blocks and bulldozed roads. Its drones fire at cars and buildings believed to be sheltering militants. Its tanks and snipers watch over deserted neighborhoods where thousands of civilians lived before their water and electricity lines were severed. This is not Gaza but the newest front in Israel’s war: the West Bank. More than a year after Hamas launched its Oct.
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washingtonpost.com | Gerry Shih |Miriam Berger |Heidi Levine |Claire Parker
TULKARM, West Bank — Israel’s soldiers have destroyed entire city blocks and bulldozed roads. Its drones fire at cars and buildings thought to be sheltering militants. Its tanks and snipers watch over deserted neighborhoods where thousands of civilians lived before their water and electricity lines were severed. This is not Gaza but the newest front in Israel’s war: the West Bank. More than a year after Hamas launched its Oct.
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washingtonpost.com | Susannah George |Alon Rom |Victoria Bisset |Heidi Levine |Sammy Westfall |Claire Parker
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to conduct “an intensive operation” in the occupied West Bank after three empty buses in central Israel exploded in what officials said was a suspected terrorist attack. No one was injured in the attack, which involved a total of five explosives, three of which detonated on buses in parking lots in the city of Bat Yam, a suburb of Tel Aviv, according to police and local officials.
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msn.com | Susannah George |Alon Rom |Victoria Bisset |Heidi Levine |Sammy Westfall
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