Patrick Kingsley
Jerusalem Bureau Chief at The New York Times
Jerusalem bureau chief for the @nytimes. Author of 2 books, one on refugees, another on Danes https://t.co/aQG8ZwwwQ8
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Kingsley
No one was killed but the attack the Ahli Arab Hospital, a mainstay of Gaza's decimated health care system. Separately, Israel said its troops had expanded their occupation of southern Gaza. The Israeli military struck and destroyed part of a hospital in northern Gaza early on Sunday morning, shortly after telling patients and staff to evacuate the site.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Kingsley |Johnatan Reiss |Ronen Bergman
Mr. Urich and Mr. Feldstein were arrested on Monday and a judge extended their detention by three days on Tuesday. Lawyers for both men declined to comment. Mr. Urich is a former media officer for the Israeli military who has become one of Mr. Netanyahu's most trusted strategists. He helped mastermind the prime minister's communications strategy through several recent elections.
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4 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Lara Jakes |Patrick Kingsley
A spending plan approved by Israel’s parliament hands Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a big political victory and devotes a significant chunk to military spending, signaling that Israel expects to stay on a war footing for the longer term. The $206 billion budget was approved Tuesday with broad enough support — a vote of 66-52 — to shore up Netanyahu’s power after more than a year of public backlash over Israeli hostages, sharp political opposition, and legal challenges.
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4 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Lara Jakes |Patrick Kingsley
A spending plan approved by Israel's Parliament hands Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a big political victory and devotes a significant chunk to military spending, signaling that Israel expects to stay on a war footing for the longer term. The $206 billion budget was approved on Tuesday with broad enough support - 66 votes to 52 - to shore up Mr. Netanyahu's power after more than a year of public backlash over Israeli hostages, sharp political opposition and legal challenges.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Patrick Kingsley
Last week, the Israeli Air Force restarted intense strikes on the Gaza Strip, ending a two-month cease-fire that some had hoped would evolve into a more stable truce. Israeli troops have slowly begun to recapture ground just inside Gaza's borders. In today's newsletter, I'll explain how the cease-fire collapsed and what might happen next. It's mainly because Israel and Hamas have incompatible visions of how this war ends.
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A statement from The New York Times about baseless claims against Yousef Masoud. https://t.co/Y8NhHqsAJF https://t.co/ICcSYVpObf
The Lion's Den — a new Palestinian militia — is playing a key role in rising West Bank unrest 👉Who are they? 👉Who funds them? 👉Why can't the PA control them? We met some of the group & explored their rise in early September https://t.co/xRtQiwP3Og @nytimes @nytimesworld
Israel's parliament has just voted to dissolve itself. 👉 Snap elections will be held on 1 November, the 5th since April 2019 👉 Yair Lapid, a centrist, will take over as caretaker PM at midnight 👉 His predecessor, Naftali Bennett, won't run in Nov https://t.co/ZpBIeuqi3K