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Birds fly as smoke rises amid clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli forces conducting a raid in Jenin in the occupied West Bank on May 22, 2024. An Israeli raid on the West Bank city of Jenin stretched into a second day on May 22, an AFP correspondent reported, after eight Palestinians were killed the previous day. (Photo by Zain JAAFAR / AFP)

Israel-Hamas War Day 236 || Two Critically Wounded in West Bank Ramming Attack; Report: Israel Struck Syria

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Palestinians mourn relatives killed in an overnight Israeli strike on a camp for internally displaced people in Rafah, at the city's Tal al-Sultan clinic morgue on May 27, 2024.

Analysis || The Only Ones Still Buying the Israeli Army's Version of the Rafah Strike

Amira Hass

Palestinians fleeing from the southern Gaza city of Rafah during an Israeli ground and air offensive in the city on Tuesday.

Analysis || Israel's Lethal Carelessness Threatens U.S. Support for Rafah Operation

Amos Harel

Screen grab from a video released by the Islamic Jihad of the Israeli hostage Sasha Trupanov.

Israel-Hamas War Day 235 || Algerian Draft UN Resolution Calls for Immediate Gaza Truce, Release of Israeli Hostages

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A Spanish fighting bull billboard is painted with the colors of the Palestinian flag and a writing that reads free Palestine, on the outskirts of Madrid on Tuesday.

More European States Considering Recognizing Palestine, Senior EU Diplomat Tells Haaretz

Amir Tibon

Aftermath of Israeli strike in Rafah, on Tuesday

Editorial || In Netanyahu's Israel, the Rafah Horror Was Neither 'A Mishap' nor Exceptional

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Analysis || The Gaza War Won't End Until Netanyahu and Israel Answer These Three Questions

Dahlia Scheindlin

Palestinians look at the destruction after an Israeli strike where displaced people were staying in Rafah, Gaza, on Monday.

Haaretz Today || Are Right-wingers Celebrating Palestinian Deaths in Rafah the 'True Face' of Israel?

Allison Kaplan Sommer

neanderthal skulls

Did Neanderthals Rear Children Differently? Study Suggests They May Have

Ruth Schuster

Image of the philosopher Hannah Arendt on the left and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the right.

Opinion || How Hannah Arendt Would Respond to Israel Being Accused of Crimes Against Humanity

Robert Zaretsky

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