The Soul of Israel is at Stake – No Attention for the Fate of the Palestinians ↗
Front page leadA report from Israel reflects on the national identity and the lack of focus on the plight of Palestinians amidst ongoing political tensions.
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The front page of de Volkskrant focuses heavily on the Israeli elections, with multiple articles exploring the political landscape, key figures like Gadi Eisenkot and Netanyahu, and the implications for Palestinians and settlers. Other prominent stories include the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with…
A report from Israel reflects on the national identity and the lack of focus on the plight of Palestinians amidst ongoing political tensions.
Voting has begun in Israel for its national elections, marking the first electoral event since the Hamas attack on October 7.
An analysis of the upcoming Israeli elections outlines the critical issues and stakes involved.
Gadi Eisenkot, a general who experienced personal tragedy in Gaza, is poised to present a significant challenge to Prime Minister Netanyahu in the upcoming Israeli elections.
Perspectives from Israeli settlers indicate a strong desire for a right-wing government, with concerns about losing ground if political stances are not sufficiently aligned.
Political scientist Mateo Cohen observes that the right-wing in Israel maintains strong control, with no discernible alternative vision emerging.
Expatriate Israelis are incurring significant costs to travel back and vote, expressing hope for a government that can change the current trajectory of the nation.
Reporter Erik van Lakerveld investigates the challenges in constructing 2,300 kilometers of cycle paths in the Netherlands by 2030, aiming to reduce traffic, improve the environment, and boost health.
A significant bridge in Kyiv has been struck by a Russian attack, and a university building has also sustained damage.
The Dutch cabinet is offering a financial concession of 350 million euros in an attempt to gain support from the opposition for its proposed tax plan.
Football player Harry Kane has won the Ballon d'Or, marking the return of the prestigious award to England after 25 years.
Former FBI Director James Comey has reportedly been indicted for the third time under the Trump administration.
Students in France are expressing dissatisfaction with the government's education policies and have announced plans for further protests.
Jordan has conducted airstrikes against targets in Syria as a reprisal for a fatal attack on a church, with reports indicating at least six fatalities.
The Dutch cryptocurrency exchange Bitonic has been the target of a hack, resulting in the theft of bitcoin belonging to three customers.
Brazil's Liberal Party, associated with former President Jair Bolsonaro, has officially acknowledged the election victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and Bolsonaro is required to surrender his passport.