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Protesters Call for Netanyahu to Leave Office NYT » World News The demonstrators filled the streets outside of the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, amid growing calls for early elections.

Monday Briefing: Israeli Anger at Netanyahu Grows NYT » World News Plus, the new end-of-the-world fiction.

Protesters Call for Netanyahu to Leave Office NYT » World News The demonstrators filled the streets outside of the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, amid growing calls for early elections.

King Charles III Attends Easter Service After Cancer Diagnosis NYT » World News The family has been thrown off balance by health crises, including cancer diagnoses for the king and Catherine, Princess of Wales. She and her husband, Prince William, did not appear.

Thousands in Israel Rally Against Netanyahu’s Government NYT » World News It was one of the largest demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government since the start of the war in October.

Netanyahu to Undergo Hernia Surgery at Critical Moment NYT » World News The

Netanyahu will undergo hernia surgery at a critical moment. NYT » World News Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel had been diagnosed with a hernia, his office said.

Pope Francis, in Easter Message, Calls for Gaza Cease-Fire NYT » World News Pope Francis’ decisions to reduce his participation in two major Holy Week events had raised fears about his health.

Middle East Crisis: Truce Talks Expected to Resume in Egypt NYT » World News Egyptian state media says negotiators are convening in Cairo to resume stalled talks on a temporary cease-fire and an exchange of hostages for Palestinian prisoners.

King Charles III Attends Easter Service NYT » World News The family has been thrown off balance by multiple health crises, including cancer diagnoses for the king and Catherine, Princess of Wales. She and her husband, Prince William, did not appear.

In Yemen, Conflict and Hunger Stalk a Lean Ramadan NYT » World News Airstrikes, crippling inflation and a drop in foreign aid are raising alarms about a new humanitarian crisis in the world’s poorest Arab country.

Can We Engineer Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis? NYT » World News Blocking solar rays. Sucking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Ideas that sound like science fiction are now starting to become reality, raising concerns about safety.

Water Crisis in India’s Silicon Valley NYT » World News Bengaluru gets plenty of rain. But the city did not properly adapt as its soaring population strained traditional water sources.

A Russian Defector’s Killing Raises Spectre of Hit Squads NYT » World News The death in Spain of Maksim Kuzminov, a pilot who delivered a helicopter and secret documents to Ukraine, has raised fears that the Kremlin is again targeting its enemies.

Angry Farmers Are Reshaping Europe NYT » World News Farm protests are changing not only Europe’s food system but also its politics, as the far right senses an opportunity.

At Stake in the Istanbul Mayoral Race: Turkey’s Political Future NYT » World News President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has campaigned for his party to retake Istanbul from the incumbent mayor, whom many see as a potential future president.

Second Boat Carrying Aid to Gaza Departs Cyprus NYT » World News Delivering aid by sea is one of the latest international efforts to stave off starvation in Gaza, where aid has been limited by tightly controlled border crossings.

Police Raid Peruvian President’s Home, Looking for Rolex Watches NYT » World News Dina Boluarte, who has been seen wearing luxury watches and a $50,000 bracelet, is under investigation for breaking the country’s unlawful enrichment and asset disclosure laws.

What a New York Times Photographer Saw on a Gaza Airdrop NYT » World News As humanitarian groups warn of a looming famine in northern Gaza, airdrops, are playing a prominent role in efforts to deliver food and supplies, even if they are less efficient than delivery by truck.

In Praise of Tiny Triumphs NYT » World News If full-on spring cleaning feels intimidating, why not focus instead on tasks that are far less ambitious but no less satisfying?