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Everything ForecastGeo has ingested that places a story in Tel Aviv — 141 articles from 12 outlets.
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- DOJ says millions in Iran oil proceeds laundered on Binance
- Israel probing Naza film on Gaza for treason, inciting anti-Semitism
- Israel kills senior Hamas terrorist behind series of deadly 2000s West Bank attacks
- Benjamin Netanyahu has overseen a genocide: In his telling, he’s a victim
- Israel's foreign minister says it is closing British consulate in East Jerusalem
- Israel’s removal of Gaza rubble risk to war crimes evidence: UN
Every story
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Scandinavian Airlines cancels planned Copenhagen-Tel Aviv route over 'not yet suitable' conditions
SAS stopped flying to Israel in March 2016 and briefly resumed service in October 2025. Several months later, however, it suspended the flights again.
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Netanyahu: Iran weakened but 'desire' to destroy Israel has not disappeared
The war in the Middle East has weakened Iran militarily but it hasn’t changed Tehran’s hatred for his country, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday.
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Palestinian illegal resident arrested after fatal car accident in Tel Aviv
The 24-year-old Palestinian entered Israel illegally and allegedly killed a cyclist while riding a stolen vehicle in Tel Aviv, the Israel Police announced.
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Sokler leads Maccabi Tel Aviv past Hapoel Beersheba to maintain perfect season start
Amir Ganah pulled a goal back to cut the lead to 2-1 at halftime. Sokler found the back of the net again off a Varela cross, while Peretz added a marker as well to take the 4-1 win.
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B'Yachad party will pursue LGBTQ marriage rights if part of next government, Lapid vows
The B’Yachad party was formed from an alliance between Bennett and Lapid’s centrist Yesh Atid Party. It is one of the leading parties in the opposition bloc seeking to replace Netanyahu in October.
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Hamas massacre victims' families release 'October 7 Files' in push for government accountability
"How is it possible that the greatest disaster in the State of Israel has not been investigated?" Shelly Mashal Yogev, mother of Libby Cohen Meguri, who was killed at the Nova music festival, said.
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Israeli tourism to Morocco begins recovery as direct flights resume, locals expect economy boost
Intial demand for the direct flight from Tel Aviv to Marrakesh indicates that Israeli tourism could return to pre-war levels, when approximately 100,000 Israelis visited Morocco each year.
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'Symbolic' UK sanctions on Israel aim to avoid Washington's wrath
A more fundamental shift in policy, challenging Britain's long-held position as an underling of US imperialism, won't happen anytime soon Protesters hold a banner calling for sanctions against Israel…
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Trains to run on special schedule ahead of Yom Kippur, Israel Railways announces
On the eve of the holiday, Sunday, September 20, trains will run on an increased schedule until 13:00 p.m.
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A single firm is behind OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta hacking scandals
Article URL: https://www.effort.news/irregular Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49704132 Points: 75 # Comments: 24
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Former hostage Omer Shem Tov recalls loneliness, hunger, abuse during Hamas captivity
“It bothers me when people tell me I’m a hero,” Shem Tov said of his release from captivity. “I don’t think I’m a hero. This was a reality that was forced on me."
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Netanyahu's Likud, Eisenkot’s Yashar trade leads as 2026 election picture stays unclear - poll
Five polls released after Israel’s party lists closed show a fragmented race, with Gadi Eisenkot leading most surveys and Benjamin Netanyahu ahead in one.
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Maariv pollster analyzes election race, Likud challenges, and threshold battles
Dr. Menachem Lazar analyzed the latest Maariv poll, saying smaller parties remain in a close battle for survival while Likud faces challenges from within its own political bloc.
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Israel uses Lebanese civilians as bargaining chips
Raids, abductions and occupation deepen insecurity and fear for border communities in southern Lebanon Israeli troops take a break as they prepare to enter south Lebanon, in Rosh HaNikra, northern…
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Your Taxes: Israeli property flip ends with a costly VAT lesson
A recent Israeli court ruling offers a costly lesson for property investors: recovering VAT when buying a property can create a much larger VAT bill when plans change.
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Adalah clashes with Israeli universities over alleged discrimination against Arabs after Oct. 7
The report reviews proceedings against Arab students at around 40 academic institutions, primarily over posts published on their private social media accounts.
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Jerusalem deputy mayor pushes to rename King George street after UK sanctions on settlements
King submitted the request Wednesday morning to Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion, who also serves as chairman of the street naming committee.
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Hezbollah’s use of cluster munitions against Israel may be war crime, HRW says in rare condemnation
“Not only are [cluster munitions] inherently indiscriminate, but unexploded submunitions can kill and injure civilians long after hostilities conclude.”
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Benjamin Netanyahu has overseen a genocide: In his telling, he’s a victim
Ahead of Israel's national elections, Netanyahu reaches for an old playbook: grievance, blame-shifting and victimhood.
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Returning to Tel Aviv: First United Airlines flight since February lands at Ben-Gurion Airport
United Airlines’ first flight from Newark to Tel Aviv since before Operation Roaring Lion landed in Israel on Wednesday.
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Bennett can 'fix Israel after Oct. 7,' retired IDF general on B'Yachad slate says - interview
Tibon’s comments came at B’Yachad’s Knesset slate unveiling in Tel Aviv on Sunday, before the deadline for parties to submit their final candidate lists.
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John Malkovich cancels Israel trip over fabricated solidarity quote
The Wild Horse Nine actor had been due to appear on stage in The Music Critic in Tel Aviv – but pulled out over PR firm’s ‘unacceptable and untenable’ attribution of statement John Malkovich has…
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Over 20,000 olim made Aliyah to Israel from 100 countries in past year, data shows
Russia topped the list of countries sending new immigrants to Israel, followed by France and the US, as more than 20,000 olim arrived during the Jewish year 5786.
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Right-wing activists protest Ofer Winter’s independent Knesset run with wreath outside his home
Activists accused Amcha Yisrael chairman Ofer Winter of weakening the right-wing bloc, while Winter defended his decision to run separately and back Benjamin Netanyahu.
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On the 54th anniversary, Israel honors those murdered in the 1972 Olympics
At an annual memorial ceremony in Tel Aviv, Israeli sports leaders, government officials, athletes and family members honored members of Israel’s 1972 Olympic delegation murdered in Munich.
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Maccabi Tel Aviv crushes Hapoel Beersheba 4-1 as derby looms large
Maccabi Tel Aviv cruised past Hapoel Beersheba 4-1 as Ester Sokler scored a brace in the win that saw the yellow-and-blue pick up their third victory in as many games to start the season.
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Israel's foreign minister says it is closing British consulate in East Jerusalem
TEL AVIV, Sept 8 - Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar on Tuesday said that it was closing Britain's consulate in East Jerusalem, accredited to the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, after…
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Netanyahu adds slain hostage mother Talik Gvili, gov't attorney to Likud slate ahead of election
The Likud court is set to convene at 11 a.m. on Tuesday to determine whether the party secretariat's vote on the reserved slots Netanyahu is seeking will be secret or open.
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Ofer Winter rejects Goldknopf's demand for universal yeshiva student IDF draft exemption
Winter also called for Goldknopf to stop "deceiving the public," saying that "this system harms first and foremost the true Torah students."
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Delta, United Airlines return to Israel in time for High Holy Days, other carriers follow
Regarding European carriers, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is set to restart its Copenhagen-Tel Aviv route starting October 26, with the company operating four round-trip Airbus A320neo flights weekly.
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Haredi Public party reveals first woman in Israel's history running for Knesset with a haredi party
Dr. Nechumi Yaffe is a researcher in political psychology at Tel Aviv University, who has been working with the haredi sector for several years.
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Defying Netanyahu pressure to merge, Winter submits People of Israel's list ahead of 2026 election
The decision to submit a final party list closes the door on a rumored merger with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionist Party (RZP) that Netanyahu had been pushing.
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Eisenkot submits final Yashar list, former Shin Bet chief Cohen receives number two spot
Eisenkot’s Yashar party has recently led most polls and is part of the opposition bloc seeking to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections.
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Gilad Erdan, Ayelet Shaked announce they will not run in upcoming election
Former ministers Gilad Erdan and Ayelet Shaked announced they will not run in the upcoming election, citing the lack of a realistic path toward a broad unity government.
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Industrial zones, built up areas, suffer most heat in Gush Dan — study
Heat in built-up parts of Tel Aviv metropolis, including Bnei Brak, Ramat Gan, Bat Yam, Holon, and Rehovot, can be 4°C higher than in open areas in summer, 9°C higher in winter
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PayPal layoffs hit Israel as payment giant restructures global operations
The cut will hit the Tel Aviv development center, which develops artificial intelligence systems to analyze transactions in real time, detect fraud, and prevent money laundering.
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Israel's Netanyahu orders West Bank settler outposts to be removed, sources say
TEL AVIV, Sept 6 - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered unauthorized settler outposts in the West Bank to be dismantled, two people familiar with the matter said on Sunday, amid…
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The way to Jerusalem: A modern-day pilgrimage in the land’s ‘diverse embrace’
If ancient pilgrimages were about holy sites, religious ritual, forgiveness, and redemption, modern pilgrimages are about personal growth and connection with people and places.
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Chili Tropper's Zionist Home splits from Yoaz Hendel's Reservists, eyes Eisenkot slot
“We both chose to try to serve the public through the political arena as well,” they said. “In some cases together and in all other cases separately, but with a very similar ideological outlook.”
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Israelis, Jews abroad face heightened terror threat as High Holy Days near, NSC warns
The National Security Council warned that Iran and its proxies remain the leading global terror threat to Israelis and Jews, while stressing that no new travel warnings were issued.