Lo que se sabe de la milicia de Gaza que colabora con Israel

Nuevos detalles publicados este jueves revelan la amplia cooperación entre Israel y una milicia armada local en la Franja de Gaza, liderada por Yaser Abu Shabab, un beduino gazatí no afiliado a Hamás.

La milicia opera en Rafah y colabora en la lucha de Israel contra Hamás, además de defender los convoyes de ayuda.

La cooperación, cuya publicación fue prohibida por la censura, fue revelada por el presidente de Yisrael Beytenu, Avigdor Lieberman.

“El gobierno israelí está enviando armas a un grupo de criminales y delincuentes que se identifican con ISIS, siguiendo instrucciones del Primer Ministro”, afirmó en una entrevista con Kan.

'We’ve seen this movie with Hamas': Druze Spiritual leader speaks out after violence in Syria

The Israeli Druze leader added that he believed that thousands of people were injured, and that hundreds are dead.

By WALLA!

Druze residents protest near the Israeli-Syrian border fence in solidarity with their community in Syria, July 16, 2025.(photo credit: MICHAEL GILADI/FLASH90)

Druze leader Sheikh Muwafaq Tarif said on Thursday that Israeli Druze are distrustful of interim Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa.

"It was a mistake to lift the sanctions; he hasn’t changed his stripes," Tarif noted.

In light of the ceasefire achieved last night between the Druze and the new regime in Syria, Tarif spoke with Nissim Mashal and Geula Even-Saar on 103FM.

In the West Bank, settler harassment swiftly uproots a Bedouin hamlet

Entire community of Maghar al-Deir flees within days after Israelis set up shepherding outpost 100 meters from homes and begin intimidating residents, amid ongoing campaign.

By Nurit Yohanan

Palestinian residents of Maghar al-Deir pack up belongings as they flee the West Bank village on May 22, 2025. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

One Sunday earlier this month, settlers began showing up at Ahmad Malihaat’s village. Four days later, Malihaat and the rest of the small hamlet of Maghar al-Deir were gone.

Video from the day the settlers arrived, May 18, shows a group of young men sporting the long hair and sidelocks typical of extremist settler youth drilling a post hole into the rocky earth near the village, situated a few kilometers east of Ramallah.

Los rollos del Mar Muerto y los orígenes del Cristianismo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlzTjYkXNNY

NGO Monitor finds over 300 flaws with Human Rights Watch report on Israel’s ‘apartheid’

Key errors in the HRW report include false claims that Arabs in Israel are “hemmed in” with “density problems.”

BY STEVE POSTAL

A view of Israel's largest Arab city, Umm al-Fahm. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

(December 5, 2022 / JNS) NGO Monitor has published a scathing analysis of an April 2021 report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) that accused Israel of committing “apartheid.” NGO Monitor analyzed the 217-page report along with its 867 footnotes.

HRW conducted almost no primary research, NGO Monitor found. Instead, HRW cited itself approximately 175 times, or in 20% of the document’s footnotes. HRW also cited B’Tselem approximately 70 times, and 20-40 times for Peace Now, Adalah, Gisha, HaMoked and Ir Amim, which are “all politicized NGOs active in the anti-Israel ‘apartheid’ campaign,” according to NGO Monitor.

New Negev Desert communities aim to strengthen Jewish life in Israel’s south

“In my eyes, this is the most important thing this government has done up until now,” said Yishai Merling, head of the Settlement Division of the World Zionist Organization.

BY DAVID ISAAC

Yishai Merling, head of the World Zionist Organization's Settlement Division (left), with Settlement Division Architect Yoel Rivlin displaying a map showing the section of the Negev where Highway 25 and Highway 31 are located. Credit: Courtesy.

(April 19, 2022 / JNS) Israel’s government has approved 13 new communities in the southern Negev region, where the spread of unregulated Bedouin encampments has grown to such dimensions that some Israelis call it a national security threat. The government hopes that the new towns, approved over the last few months, will check illegal Bedouin squatting and strengthen Israeli sovereignty in the region.

Israel's Bedouin: What is the truth behind the crime-ridden headlines?

There are thousands of Bedouin living in the Negev; their story must extend deeper than crime-ridden headlines. So, who are the Bedouin of the South?

By SARAH BEN-NUN

IDF FORCES on horseback clash with Bedouin during a protest against forestation, in the Negev village of Sawe al-Atrash, Jan. 13.   (photo credit: AMMAR AWAD/REUTERS)

“Nineteen arrested in large brawl at Soroka hospital in Beersheba,” a headline read in November. A fight broke out between two Bedouin families from Rahat, about 20 km. north of Beersheba. The reason it made the news was the location – brawls happen all the time.

There are thousands of Bedouin living in the Negev; their story must extend deeper than crime-ridden headlines. So, who are the Bedouin of the South?

Israel debe salvar al sector árabe de sí mismo

La violencia desenfrenada que se impone en la comunidad árabe debe ser detenida con un esfuerzo combinado por parte del liderazgo árabe y el gobierno, que incluso debería establecer un control militar en áreas asediadas por el crimen.

La población árabe de Israel nunca ha tenido una década mejor. Aproximadamente el 46% de los médicos israelíes que recibieron sus licencias en 2020 procedían del sector árabe, ya sean musulmanes, cristianos o drusos.

La Montaña de Moises en Arabia Saudita : Ryan Mauro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkD1wOGowcQ&feature=youtu.be

Jordan Is Palestinian

Thus far the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has weathered the storm that has swept across the Middle East since the beginning of the year. But the relative calm in Amman is an illusion. 

The unspoken truth is that the Palestinians, the country's largest ethnic group, have developed a profound hatred of the regime and view the Hashemites as occupiers of eastern Palestine—intruders rather than legitimate rulers. This, in turn, makes a regime change in Jordan more likely than ever. Such a change, however, would not only be confined to the toppling of yet another Arab despot but would also open the door to the only viable peace solution—and one that has effectively existed for quite some time: a Palestinian state in Jordan.

The majority Palestinian population of Jordan bridles at the advantages and benefits bestowed on the minority Bedouins. Advancement in the civil service, as well as in the military, is almost entirely a Bedouin prerogative with the added insult that Palestinians pay the lion's share of the country's taxes.

Jordan mulled downgrading ties after PM vowed to annex Jordan Valley: report

Israeli official says King Abdullah II considered recalling ambassador, relented after concluding Netanyahu’s pledge was an election stunt.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, and Jordan's King Abdullah II, during the former's surprise visit to Amman on January 16, 2014 (AP/Yousef Allan/Jordanian Royal Palace)

Jordan considered downgrading its diplomatic ties with Israel in the wake of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s public promise during the run-up to last month’s Knesset election to annex the Jordan Valley, backing down only after King Abdullah II concluded the declaration was most likely a pre-election stunt, according to a television report on Saturday.

Salt study unravels ancient mystery around well-preserved Dead Sea Scroll

Researchers say the Temple Scroll, which has survived in better condition than other texts, was modified using previously unknown technology with minerals not local to the region.

Three fragments from the Temple Scroll, one the Dead Sea Scrolls, is displayed at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood, Ohio, March 28, 2006. (AP Photo/Jamie-Andrea Yanak, File)

Among the thousands pieces of parchment found in caves above the Dead Sea, the one known as the Temple Scroll has stood out for its shape, color and fairly unblemished text compared to the rest of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Qumran Caves and the Dead Sea Scrolls

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLn1ltBqeSI&t=8s

El Gran Rollo de Isaías con Adolfo Roitman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op86o8D5X_8&feature=youtu.be

Jordan walks a fine line between the Bedouin and the Palestinians

The “Arab Spring” largely passed Jordan by, in part because the local branch of the Muslim Brotherhood supported King Abdullah, who now has to juggle the contradictory demands of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Bedouin and the country’s Palestinian majority.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets with King Abdullah II of Jordan in Amman on Jan. 8, 2018. Credit: Screenshot via Secretary Pompeo/Twitter.

BY DANIEL SIRYOTI

(March 13, 2019 / Israel Hayom) The events of the “Arab Spring,” which have kept the Middle East off-kilter for nearly 10 years now, skipped over the kingdom of Jordan. The citizens of the Hashemite kingdom, unlike their neighbors in Syria and Iraq, were not forced to deal with bloody civil wars, unchecked immigration by Islamist terrorist operatives and the absence of a centralized, stable government.

En el “Tesoro Nacional” de Israel

Con el Dr. Adolfo Roitman, Director y Curador del Santuario del Libro.

Aquí se exponen los milenarios Rollos del Mar Muerto.

Mucha gente conoce la imagen, esa singular cúpula blanca que resalta en las fotos de la entrada al Museo Israel. Es el “Heijal Hasefer”, el Santuario del Libro, una de las visitas ineludibles para quienes se interesan en cultura y en historia universal, y saben que pueden encontrar lo más singular en este ícono de la cultura israelí.

HALLAN DOS NUEVAS CUEVAS EN QUMRÁN. ¿HABRÁ MÁS MANUSCRITOS EN ELLAS?

Hay evidencias de que fueron saqueadas por beduinos.

Getty ImagesPascal Deloche

POR VICENTE FERNÁNDEZ LÓPEZ

En 1947, dos pastores beduinos llamados Jum'a y Mohammed ed-Dhib, descubrieron en el interior de unas grutas situadas en Qumrán, en la Cisjordania (Israel), la existencia de unos valiosos documentos que pasaron a ser conocidos como losManuscritos del Mar Muerto.

Y, ahora, se ha descubierto la existencia de otras dos grutas, bautizadas como 53b y 53 c, lo que ha hecho que los arqueólogos se pregunte : ¿habrá más manuscritos en su interior? En las cuevas se han hallado recipientes similares a los que contenían los documentos encontrados en 1947.

PRESENTAN EN JERUSALÉN UN FRAGMENTO DESCONOCIDO DE LOS ROLLOS DEL MAR MUERTO

ENLACE JUDÍO MÉXICO. -EN UNA CONFERENCIA SOBRE LOS ROLLOS DEL MAR MUERTO SE PRESENTARON DOCUMENTOS QUE NO HABÍAN SIDO ESTUDIADOS Y QUE PERMANECÍAN EN UNA CAJA DE CIGARROS DESDE 1950.

Recientemente han sido identificados unos fragmentos desconocidos de los Rollos del Mar Muerto, almacenados en cajas de cigarros desde que los arqueólogos los desenterraran en la década de 1950, y han sido presentados el martes pasado, en Jerusalén, en una conferencia internacional y en honor del 70º aniversario del descubrimiento de los manuscritos.

Israel reactiva la lucha contra la poligamia, prevalente entre los beduinos

Tradicional carrera beduina de camellos en el norte del Neguev Foto: Shy Halatzi Wikimedia CC BY-SA 3.0

La poligamia, prevalente en el sector beduino de la población israelí y no ajena a otros, como el árabe musulmán y el judío oriental, es ilegal en Israel, pero hasta hace poco se ha hecho la vista gorda sobre estas conductas, algo que empieza a cambiar.

“El Estado de Israel es de todos nosotros”

Con Sultan Shibli, soldado beduino en las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel

Hablamos días atrás con el Sargento Primero Sultan Shibli, un joven soldado israelí beduino de 21 años, que en el Día de la Independencia de Israel, Iom Haatzmaut, fue uno de los 120 soldados sobresalientes de las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel, recibidos por el Presidente del Estado Reuven Rivlin con honores. Estaba emocionado y expectante, sintiéndose privilegiado por haber sido reconocido por su labor.