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Demonstration in Tel Aviv against rising crime and the lack of government enforcement in Israeli Arab society, 31 January
1 January —
Israel orders the banning effective 1 March of 37 humanitarian agencies from operating in the Gaza Strip for failing to comply with its revised regulations on the disclosure of detailed information on their Palestinian staff.[1]
A bus strikes a group protesting against the conscription of Haredi Jews into the IDF in Jerusalem, killing one and injuring three others.[10]
13 January – Israel withdraws from seven United Nations-affiliated agencies over their perceived anti-Israel bias or ineffectiveness.[11]
14 January – The United States announces the start of the second phase of the Gaza peace plan.[12]
19 January –
The IDF launches a large-scale counterterrorism raid in Hebron, arresting at least seven people.[13]
Two children are killed and 55 others are injured following an incident at a daycare in Romema, Jerusalem.[14]
20 January – Israel starts demolishing buildings at the main UNRWA compound in East Jerusalem.[15]
21 January – National security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir allows the issuance of gun licences to residents of 18 Israeli settlements in the West Bank.[16]
26 January – The body of Ran Gvili is recovered by the IDF from northern Gaza, ending the Gaza war hostage crisis.[17]
30 January –
Ariel Seidman, the Israeli chargé d'affaires to South Africa, is expelled from Israel's embassy in Pretoria in response to insults against president Cyril Ramaphosa. Israel responds by banning South African representative to Palestine Shaun Edward Byneveldt from its territory.[18]
The United States approves four weapons purchase agreements to Israel valued at $6.67 billion.[19]
31 January – Around 40,000 people protest in Habima Square, Tel Aviv, against perceived government neglect against Arab citizens of Israel amid rising crime rates.[20]
February
2 February – France issues arrest warrants for two French-Israeli citizens, accusing them of "complicity and incitement to genocide" for blocking humanitarian aid trucks en route to Gaza.[21]
4 February – Twelve people, including IDF troops, are charged by the Ministry of Justice with assisting Hamas by smuggling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of products into Gaza.[22]
6 February – A bus crashes into a kiosk in Ramat Gan, injuring ten people, one seriously.[23]
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