Stories from Israel · Israel

An Israeli publication, Haaretz, is investigating allegations that Ukrainian wheat, stolen from occupied territories, is being secretly delivered to Israel. The investigation suggests this is occurring through complex sea schemes.

Israel and the Lebanese government are scheduled to hold upcoming negotiations in the United States. The Lebanese delegation will include Brigadier General Oliver Hakimi, the military attaché in Washington.

The Emirates experienced Iranian shelling, attributed to their geographical proximity to Iran and their participation in the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations with Israel.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan commented on an event where lives were lost, stating that Israel was responsible.

Israel is restricting Palestinian movement in Israeli-controlled areas of the West Bank, citing security reasons. The non-governmental organization Iramim views this as an attempt to further limit Palestinian life and advance the construction of Jewish settlements.

A meeting between Israel and Libya is scheduled to take place on May 14-15 in the United States. According to the ministry, the delegations from Israel and Libya will hold deep discussions aimed at reaching an agreement.

A country in the Middle East remains caught between Israel and Hezbollah, despite ongoing efforts to prevent escalation.

Israeli forces are present in a 'yellow zone' where Israel considers industrial facilities, including factories and iron, as potentially contributing indirectly to weapons manufacturing.

An analysis suggests that efforts are being made to convert tactical gains into political gains. These actions are described as being imposed as a prelude to Israel's broader objectives.

A Russian media source stated that half of 'our people' are in Israel, including those who have been affected.