Israelis
Coverage of Israelis in the Nexus archive.
- Israelis are alarmed over the threat of political violence. Can it be averted?
Israelis are concerned about the risk of political violence amid a contentious campaign season. Scholars and officials warn of escalating toxic political discourse and predict potential worsening before improvement.
- Three children among nine killed since dawn in Gaza
Three children are among nine Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza since dawn, as reported by Al Jazeera Arabic. The attacks occurred in Gaza City, Deir el-Balah, and Khan Younis.
- Dismissing warnings, Israelis increasingly venturing into forbidden West Bank cities
Israeli civilians are increasingly entering forbidden West Bank cities despite warnings, driven by cheaper prices and a perceived sense of security. Many of these trips result in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) extracting them from Palestinian Authority (PA) custody.
- The Battle Over Al-Aqsa
Thousands of Israelis stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound under Israeli police protection, leading to heightened tensions. The incident occurred at a sensitive religious site, sparking concerns about security and stability in the region.
- IDF arrests dozens of Palestinians in sweeping raids across West Bank after deadly clash
The IDF arrested dozens of Palestinians in West Bank raids following a deadly clash. Settlers established four new illegal outposts near the site of a gunfight that killed two Israelis and four Palestinians. Palestinian funerals were permitted under strict restrictions.
- Four Palestinians and two Israelis killed in West Bank shooting
Four Palestinians and two Israelis were killed in a West Bank shooting. Palestinians claim villagers were attacked by settlers, while the Israeli military states a Palestinian stole a weapon and opened fire on hikers.
- Four Palestinians and one Israeli killed during West Bank settler attack
Four Palestinians and one Israeli were killed in a shooting in the northern West Bank village of Tell near Nablus, which residents described as a settler attack involving the Israeli military. Several others were seriously injured, marking the deadliest incident in the West Bank this year and raising concerns of potential reprisals.
- Four Palestinians and one Israeli killed in West Bank shooting
Four Palestinians and one Israeli were killed in a shooting incident in the occupied West Bank southwest of Nablus. The Israeli military reported a Palestinian stole a weapon from local security personnel and attacked Israeli hikers.
- 4 Palestinians and 1 Israeli dead after West Bank shooting
Four Palestinians and one Israeli were killed in a shooting near Nablus in the northern West Bank. Palestinian health officials attributed the deaths to Israeli forces, while Israel’s military cited an attack on Israeli civilians near the settlement of Havat Gilad.
- Full text of President Herzog’s speech calling for unity ahead of elections
President Herzog delivered a speech urging Israeli unity ahead of the Tisha B'Av fast, emphasizing the need to avoid 'red lines' and calling on law enforcement to address threats to election integrity. The address focused on maintaining stability during the election period against both internal and external challenges.
- Israelis march to Gaza border demanding re-establishment of settlements
Thousands of Israelis, including settlers and right-wing activists, marched toward the Gaza border demanding the re-establishment of Israeli settlements in the war-affected territory. Israeli security forces were deployed to prevent participants from advancing further.
- Malaysia’s Network School probe raises questions over openness to tech talent
Malaysia's Johor state authorities are investigating Network School, a private co-living and co-working community in Forest City founded by American tech investor and former Coinbase chief technology officer Balaji Srinivasan. The probe follows allegations involving Israelis and raises concerns about immigration scrutiny and political sensitivities affecting the country's efforts to attract digital nomads and global tech talent.
- Israelis want peace with more Arab neighbors but not a two-state solution to Gaza: poll
A poll indicates that Israelis desire peace with more Arab neighbors but do not support a two-state solution for Gaza. The findings show a preference for expanding peace agreements beyond current arrangements.
- Democrat lawmaker claims he was DETAINED by gun-wielding Israelis during trip to Middle East... but right-wingers slam him for 'staging publicity stunt'
A Democrat lawmaker claims he was detained by Israelis carrying guns during a Middle East trip, while right-wingers accuse him of staging a publicity stunt. The incident and subsequent criticism highlight political divisions over the event's authenticity.
- Democrat lawmaker claims he was DETAINED by gun-wielding Israelis during trip to Middle East... but right-wingers slam him for 'staging publicity stunt'
A Democrat lawmaker claims he was detained by gun-wielding Israelis during a trip to the Middle East, while right-wingers accuse him of staging a publicity stunt.
- Lionel Messi’s ostensibly controversial history with Jewish and Israeli life. Spoiler: He’s Catholic
The article discusses how some anti-Zionists are opposing Argentina in the World Cup quarterfinals due to Lionel Messi's alleged Zionism and Judaism, while Israelis support him. It clarifies that Messi is Catholic, countering claims about his religious affiliations.
- A plea to the prime minister: Heed the lessons of our history in this land, and pull back from the brink
A plea urges the prime minister to heed historical lessons and avoid escalating tensions, noting that many Israelis share this concern despite potential perceptions of divisiveness.
- Poll: In new low, just 28% of Israelis think Trump prioritizing Israel’s security
A poll shows 28% of Israelis believe Trump prioritizes Israel's security, a significant drop from 64% in March. Additionally, 38% of respondents think Israel is in a strategically better position than before the Iran war.
- Lebanese security official, Unifil head meet in Lebanon
A senior Lebanese security official met with the head of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) to discuss the security situation on Lebanon’s southern border. Unifil’s mandate is set to expire in 2026 after 48 years of peacekeeping, and it has faced criticism from both Israelis and Lebanese for perceived failures.
- Trump gets his deal, but Netanyahu gets a nightmare
Trump achieves his desired deal, while Netanyahu faces a difficult situation due to being compelled to end a war that most Israelis wish to continue.
- Trump envoy Witkoff headed to Switzerland for Iran nuclear talks, Axios reports
Trump envoy Witkoff is heading to Switzerland for Iran nuclear talks, as reported by Axios. Aid Jared Kushner is already on site. A 20-year-old Palestinian was killed and Israelis were injured in a car crash near Ma’ale Adumim.
- Israelis slam proposed US-Iran peace deal as a ‘Bad Deal,’ say it fails to address security concerns
Israelis criticize a proposed US-Iran peace deal as a 'Bad Deal,' arguing it fails to address security concerns. The Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot described the agreement as 'bad deal' in a headline.
- As the missiles fly, then stop - Sponsored Content
Israel has reportedly degraded Hamas and Hezbollah's capabilities, but many Israelis now feel less safe than a year ago. The article questions this discrepancy in perceived security.
- Israelis say they were attacked at Bologna Pride for carrying rainbow Star of David flag
Witnesses reported that Israelis were attacked at Bologna Pride for carrying a rainbow Star of David flag, with a pregnant woman shoved and families called 'murderers' by demonstrators waving Palestinian flags and holding 'no Pride in genocide' signs.
- UK, Australia, Canada announce ‘International Peace Fund’ for Israelis and Palestinians
The UK, Australia, and Canada have announced an 'International Peace Fund' to support Israelis and Palestinians, with each country contributing £1 million annually for three years. The initiative aims to strengthen civil society and promote dialogue and cooperation between the two groups.
- Spain reports 86% rise in antisemitism as total hate incidents soar to all-time high
Spain reports an 86% increase in antisemitic incidents, with total hate crimes reaching an all-time high. The Spanish government defines antisemitism as hatred or violence targeting Jews and Israelis, while Madrid remains a vocal critic of Israel in Europe.
- Survey finds vast gaps in support for Iran war between Israelis and Palestinians
A Pew survey reveals significant differences in public opinion regarding a potential US attack on Iran, with 75% of Israelis supporting the decision, 80% of Palestinians opposing it, and 59% of Americans also opposing it.
- Israelis order Tyre residents to evacuate ancient Lebanese city
Israelis ordered residents of Tyre, an ancient Lebanese city, to evacuate. Smoke rose following an Israeli airstrike in Tyre, Lebanon.
- Most Israelis no longer think Israel’s security a main concern for Trump, poll finds
A poll reveals that 29% of Jewish Israelis believe ending the war with Iran through a deal is in Israel's interests, with most doubting it would address missile threats or weaken the regime. The survey also found that most Israelis no longer view Israel's security as a main concern for Trump.
- ‘Third time within a year’: Israelis weather yet another wartime flare-up under Iranian fire
Israelis are experiencing a third wartime flare-up within a year due to Iranian fire, prompting hospitals to move wards underground and schools to close suddenly as residents revert to conflict routines.
- Israelis accuse White House officials of leaking Iran plan to Turkey
Israelis accuse White House officials of leaking an Israeli plan involving Iran to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Some Israeli sources pointed to US Vice President JD Vance, suggesting the leak enabled Erdogan to inform President Donald Trump and halt the operation. Vance's team denied the allegations.
- ‘Squad’-backed NJ Dem Adam Hamawy spent a month at Gaza hospital where Israelis later exposed tunnels and found Sinwar
Adam Hamawy, the New Jersey Democrats' nominee for the 12th Congressional District race, spent a month at a hospital in Gaza, which he described as 'completely benign' before Israelis discovered a tunnel system leading to Hamas leader Sinwar.
- Gifting Pope Leo a White Sox kippa, Chicago rabbi thanks him for words on Gaza war
A Chicago rabbi gifted Pope Leo a White Sox kippa and thanked him for his comments on the Gaza war, which called for the release of hostages while emphasizing the shared humanity of Israelis and Palestinians. The Pope's remarks were highlighted for balancing criticism of Israel's campaign with recognition of both sides' humanity.
- 1 in 3 Israelis faces lower income as Iran war deepens financial strain
A poll reveals that 1 in 3 Israelis faces lower income due to the deepening financial strain from the Iran war, with over 50% of workers in the north reporting income losses and reduced employment scope.
- Torn by war, Israelis and Palestinians tie their fortunes together
Despite dim hopes for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Arab and Jewish entrepreneurs are collaborating across the divide to demonstrate potential for cooperation. Their partnerships aim to highlight possibilities amid ongoing tensions.
- Israeli settler blindfolds and detains Palestinian in occupied West Bank
An armed Israeli settler blindfolded and detained a Palestinian man in the occupied West Bank. The incident occurred in a territory that has been a point of contention between Israelis and Palestinians. This event may escalate tensions in the region.
- Moment Brit shouts 'free Palestine' at restaurant full of Israelis in Vietnam days after UK mother and daughter harassed tourists in same country
A British individual shouted 'free Palestine' at a restaurant in Vietnam filled with Israelis, occurring days after a UK mother and daughter were harassed as tourists in the same country. The incident highlights tensions involving international visitors in Vietnam.
- Brit tourists who screamed vile abuse at Israelis in Vietnam seen in new videos 'chasing around' visibly Jewish holidaymakers
British tourists were captured on video in Vietnam shouting abusive language at Israelis and actively targeting visibly Jewish holidaymakers. The incident highlights tensions involving international travelers and anti-Semitic behavior in a foreign location.
- Shameful moment laughing British tourists film themselves hurling sickening abuse at Israelis
British tourists were filmed by themselves hurling abusive language at Israelis, described as a 'shameful moment.' The incident highlights a public altercation between groups, with the tourists laughing while recording the offensive behavior.