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IDF, Shin Bet arrest 10 suspects connected to attack on US journalist, EU diplomats in West Bank
Defense Minister Israel Katz tried to transfer the authority over actions taken by extremist settlers in the West Bank from the IDF to the Israel Police.
US officials visit Palestinian village after settler attacks on diplomats
Democrats' Golan, Kariv decry gov't inaction on West Bank violence in visit to wounded journalist
Washington Post CEO demands probe into settler attack on photographer in West Bank
What can we take away from The Washington Post's Hamas article?
Those are the two main takeaways from a Washington Post piece Sunday about what Hamas hoped to accomplish on October 7, and how the terrorist organization was able to lull Israel to sleep.
After allegations of racism, Washington Post removes anti-Hamas cartoon
The removal of the cartoon was made because of claims that the cartoon was racist. In the Washington Post's physical newspaper, however, the cartoon was published as planned.
Netanyahu is Israel's biggest threat - Washington Post defense analyst
Boot noted that the reasonableness check will lead to Israel losing "one of its few checks on majoritarian tyranny."
Moscow, Tehran advance plans for Iranian drone facility in Russia - report
The plant, according to Wall Street Journal, could manufacture at least 6,000 Iranian-designed drones for use by Russia in Ukraine.
Twitter suspends several US journalists, Musk cites 'doxxing' as reason
Twitter also suspended the official account of Mastodon, which has emerged as an alternative to Twitter since Musk's takeover.
Twitter to lay off 25% of workforce in first round of job cuts
Twitter had over 7,000 employees at the end of 2021, according to a regulatory filing and a quarter of the headcount amounts to nearly 2,000 employees.
Musk’s dispute with Twitter over bots continues to dog deal
Twitter has repeatedly said that spam bots represent less than 5% of its total user base. Elon Musk has complained that that number is actually much higher.
From Israel to the arts, this late letter writer wrote about it all
Marans, who died last month at 97, was perhaps The Washington Post's most prodigious letter writer, and his favorite topic was what he perceived to be The Post’s unfair coverage of Israel.
IDF rejects claims media unit cheated journalists with Gaza invasion tweet
"IDF air and ground troops are currently attacking in the Gaza Strip," the tweet read, leading news sources to think that ground troops had invaded the Gaza Strip.
Trump recorded pressuring Georgia election official to change results
The Washington Post published excerpts on Sunday of an hour-long call between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
