Jerusalem Daily: Israel’s siege on Hebron displaces thousands
Israel has displaced at least 4,969 people through its siege on Hebron, a settler opened fire on a group of children in a playground near Hebron, and Israeli forces arrested three Palestinians returning to Gaza. Al Jazeera’s Hala Al Shami has the latest.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former military chief Gadi Eisenkot are both claiming victory in Israel’s election
Our analysis exposes the heavy humanitarian and economic toll of the military siege suffocating Palestinians in Hebron.
Israel is imposing a tight siege of Hebron amid raids, home demolitions and displacement.
Opposition explores options to form coalition as no party secures the 61 seats required for parliamentary majority.
Benjamin Netanyahu knows this, and will use every ruse to stay in power It’s less an election result than a philosophical puzzle: what happens when a win contains a loss, a loss contains a win and the two collide? Start with the result that has simultaneously handed Benjamin Netanyahu a devastating defeat and a strong chance of staying on as prime minister, extending a run that has seen him lead Israel, on and off, for more than 19 of the past 30 years.
No clear winner in Israel's first election since the October 7 attacks and genocidal war in Gaza.