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'Our love is stronger than anything because we come from the same pain'
Moriah and her partner Harel both lost their parents in tragic ways in their teens; meeting in a support camp and falling in love, they now say their love intensified with the loss the experienced on October 7
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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21:33 | 09.04.24
Israeli girls cash in on gel nail polish trend
An increasing number of youths in Israel see the trendy fashion accessory as a potent way to pursue a creative pastime while earning money
Maya Benita
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10:28 | 09.03.24
Ariel Sharon asked for help in the Negev: 'What are you talking about? There’s nothing here'
David Merage was born in Iran and moved to the US in 1975 where he founded a food company which he sold to Nestle for $2.6 billion; Over the year donated and invested large sums in Israel
Yael Veltzer
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13:42 | 08.30.24
US couple makes Aliyah with a pony and a dream to establish a farm 'to help rebuild' northern Israel
After serving in US military, Robert Shurtleff says he is no longer afraid of wars but was moved to tears upon arrival in Israel with his wife Jennifer and their therapy horse from Colorado; they plan to start a small farm in Kfar Tavor
Shmuel Munitz
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15:56 | 08.28.24
3 generations of Nahal Brigade soldiers carry on family tradition
The Bakish family is proud of its 3 generations of Nahal fighters: Jonathan received his father's green beret after completing a 25-mile march, as grandfather Shlomo and mother Adi proudly support the family legacy of serving in combat roles in the same brigade
Gal Ganot
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13:46 | 08.26.24
Over 700 fallen: Families mark 11 months since October massacre, war
'These have been the hardest 11 months of my life, and I’ve been through a lot, nothing compares to this, I'm still stuck in that same Shabbat' says David Tahar, the father of Golani Brigade soldier Adir, who visits his son's grave, daily
Gilad Cohen, Israel Moskovitz
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10:17 | 08.26.24
Intelligence and Cyberwarfare: Israeli locations Hezbollah targeted for destruction
Hezbollah's thwarted attack on Mossad's secretive base and a GPS disruption hub reveals espionage intrigue; Nasrallah's targets—Israel's intelligence epicenters—highlight Nasrallah's understanding of Israel's cyber prowess
Sa'ar Hess, Lior Ben Ari
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00:41 | 08.26.24
Public joins search to find lost wedding ring of fallen soldier
Volunteers with metal detectors scour Ashkelon's Delilah Beach for the lost ring of the Itay Moreno after it fell off his wife's neckless; ring finally found
Matan Tzuri
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22:56 | 08.25.24
'Instead of winning the jackpot, debt collectors knocked on my parents' door': one in six Israelis is addicted to gambling
Since October 7, Israel has seen surge in addiction to alcohol, drugs and gambling; new study reveals even before war, percentage of at-risk gamblers above global average; experts warn: next wave of addicts is coming
Dror Feuer
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13:53 | 08.24.24
at 88, teacher says will keep going, 'there's war'
Sonia Rosenblatt, Holocaust survivor and high school math teacher wants to continue teaching and contribute to the country as long as possible after her former student is killed in Gaza
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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21:50 | 08.22.24
Families of American captives in Boston event calling for their release
An exhibition showing the atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7, is a powerful call to action, a plea for humanity, and a stark reminder that the fight for freedom and justice continues
Daniel Edelson, New York
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12:01 | 08.21.24
Hezbollah's drones continue to wreak havoc on northern communities
Recent data shows summer months contain the highest number of drone infiltrations from Lebanon since the war in Gaza began; northern residents losing hope
Yair Kraus
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11:19 | 08.21.24
How scaffolding became New York's most persistent nuisance
Scaffolding defines the Big Apple's skyline, stretching citywide and impacting businesses; Mayor Eric Adams' "Take Down the Sheds" campaign aims to restore vibrancy by dismantling them while encouraging artistic transformations for those remaining
Daniel Edelson, New York
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13:14 | 08.20.24
Tel Aviv bomb attack signifies trend in series of attacks by terrorists inside Israel
Israel faces a rising trend of bombing attacks, with incidents in Tel Aviv, Yarkon Park and Megiddo Junction; Despite ongoing efforts by Shin Bet and IDF to thwart such attacks, concerns grow over potential escalation amid increasing instability in the region
ynet correspondents
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19:21 | 08.19.24
'Waiting for you to come back with a smile and flowers'
Love letters to hostages for Tu B'Av (Jewish Valentine's Day) already after 318 days in Hamas captivity; Here are some of the letters including from women released themselves from captivity
Yael Ciechanover
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07:11 | 08.19.24
‘We’ve done a lot of groundbreaking; I couldn’t have imagined it even just a year ago’: Inside an IDF submarine
Operating at classified depth, nearly isolated and reportedly equipped with nuclear launch capabilities, INS Rahav is one of Israel's most secretive assets; 'Any noise could give us away,' says submarine commander
Lior Ben Ari
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01:00 | 08.18.24
This is how the Iranian espionage mechanism targets Israelis
Iran increases its use of phishing and recruiting Israelis, especially since October 7; Following the previous publicized incident of Iranian recruiting, Israelis must remain vigilant, especially the Ultra-Orthodox community
Tal Shahaf
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00:07 | 08.17.24
Israel's institutions challenged by disabled soldiers influx
'The wounded are neglected and the government is doing nothing,' says Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization chairman; countless Israeli citizens enter the long list of disabled veterans
Chen Artzi Sror
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19:21 | 08.16.24
Protecting peace or power? The persistent presence of foreign forces in the Middle East
Global powers keep their military forces in the Middle East, claiming to be maintaining stability; critics argue these deployments prioritize foreign economic interests, especially in strategic and oil-rich areas, over genuine regional peace
The Media Line
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08:33 | 08.15.24
This is how Yahya Sinwar runs Hamas from the tunnels under Gaza
Hamas leader operates in secrecy, moving constantly and using trusted messengers for non-digital communication, highlighting complexities and risks within terror group's operations as IDF combs Gaza for his location
Einav Halabi
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13:29 | 08.13.24
Houthi influencer gains fame from Hebrew language slurs
Hezam al-Assad has become a social media sensation with 105,000 followers, thanks to his clumsy and threatening tweets against Israel; Israelis unmoved by his posts, mock him, correcting his language and dismissing his threats
Lior Ben Ari
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20:18 | 08.12.24
Father mourns unfulfilled future of son killed by terrorists: 'A people person, a giving person, a joyful person'
Yonatan Deutsch, 23, killed in Sunday's West Bank terror attack, was a recently discharged soldier with dreams of shaping young minds and planning his wedding; His aspirations of guiding youth and building a future with his fiancée ended with his murder
Ynet
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13:26 | 08.12.24
Pakistan's former PM Imran Khan has been in jail for a year and he still has supporters
Some believe that his leadership could increase democracy in Pakistan and reduce military interference in politics while others are concerned about his anti-American worldview; Islamabad plans to keep him behind bars until 2029
Arshad Mehmood/The Media Line
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23:35 | 08.11.24
'We have three enemies: Saudi Arabia, the Houthi regime, and Israel'
A peek into the lives of Yemeni citizens in the area controlled by the Houthi rebels shortly after the IDF's attack on Hodeidah uncovers worrying and disturbing details
Smadar Perry
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22:43 | 08.09.24
Missile arsenal versus modern fighter jets: What would a war between Israel and Iran look like?
As Iran and Israel prepare for hostilities, and the responses that may follow, here is an analysis of what such a war might look like; Tehran owns outdated planes, but thousands of surface-to-surface missiles and suicide drones; Israel, on the other hand, has the ability to strike far away
Reuters
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18:03 | 08.06.24
Making new friends to cope with loss due to Gaza war
Bereaved children in Israel, including Avinoam and Michal, find solace and support through therapeutic activities and new friendships at a special camp for those who lost loved ones in war
Gal Ganot
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21:02 | 08.05.24
Trump campaign says he believes in two-state solution
While Trump had originally endorsed the idea of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, he later expressed doubt it could materialize, prompting Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to commend him for it; However, the Trump campaign now clarifies he still endorses a two-state solution
Daniel Edelson, New York
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10:43 | 08.05.24
In Iraq, a law that will ‘legalize pedophilia’ is on the table
Critics say that the amendment, which would create separate family law tracks for Sunni and Shiite Iraqis, would allow legal child marriage and harm women’s status
Hudhaifa Ebrahim/The Media Line
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21:13 | 08.04.24
Senior Hezbollah official with a $5 million bounty on his head: Meet Fuad Shukr
This senior Hezbollah official planned the 1983 attack that killed hundreds of US Marines, prompting Washington to place a $5 million bounty on him, and was the target of Israel's latest strike in Beirut; The IDF has confirmed that it eliminated him
ynet correspondents
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22:47 | 07.30.24
Explosion, fire and screams: New footage reveals horrific moments in Majdal Shams
Three days after the Hezbollah rocket strike killed 12 children in the Golan, new footage reveals the chaotic moment of impact on a soccer field in the Druze town; IN wake of Israel's retaliatory strike, Hezbollah official rejects calls to refrain from response
Hassan Shaalan
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22:21 | 07.30.24
'Preparing to operate for years': Inside the IDF's Missing Persons Unit
Conscripted soldiers and reservists work day and night trying to piece together any shred of information they can gather for the ultimate goal of rescuing all hostages and missing persons
Yoav Zitun
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15:56 | 07.30.24
'They're shooting at us, but I'm not afraid': Hostage tell her mom before abduction
Agam Berger's family says she aimed to do her best at everything she did; displays the last conversation with the hostage before Hamas terrorists abducted her to Gaza on October 7
Yael Ciechanover
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07:29 | 07.29.24
'I tell everyone to go volunteer': Muslim influencer's national service at Israeli hospital
Nagham Haj Ali, boasting over 500,000 followers, says chose to volunteer out of desire to contribute to country and advance her studies
Nir (Shoko) Cohen
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20:11 | 07.28.24
Russia ‘legalizes espionage’ of foreign intellectual property to bolster military capabilities
Experts reveal the implications of Russia's new decree allowing the use of foreign technologies, equipment, or software required for weapons production without consent, highlighting Russia's technological struggles and the global pervasiveness of industrial espionage
Veronica Neifkah/The Media Line
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17:45 | 07.28.24
Over 6 miles in range: The Iranian-made missile that struck Majdal Shams
Falaq-1 rocket can be launched from jeeps and carries a 110 lbs. warhead; Hezbollah possesses an enhanced version reportedly used against Israel last month
Lior Ben Ari
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11:58 | 07.28.24
'Israel is currently in the middle of the most violent infowar in history'
Israel’s global standing is at an all-time low, with official public diplomacy failing; yet Simon Anholt, the top expert in nation branding, believes the situation can be salvaged; recruited for a private initiative, he shares insights on improving Israel's image, drawing lessons from countries like Mexico, Kazakhstan and post-WWII Germany
Raanan Shaked
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00:51 | 07.27.24
Likud's Edelstein on possible elections: 'We don't have the luxury of 5-6 months of complete stagnation'
Yuli Edelstein discusses the potential dissolution of the Knesset amid ongoing conflicts, emphasizes need for conscription law, highlights importance of broad coalition, and touches on his relationship with Netanyahu; 'A state commission of inquiry will be established'
Moran Azulay
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17:27 | 07.25.24
What the Sigma? Here's a guide to Generation Alpha slang words
Many family members of young children and teens may have encountered strange sayings like 'rizz', 'skibidi' and 'gyatt', but what do they actually mean?
Nirit Zuk
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19:30 | 07.24.24
There's silence on Russia's hospital bombing in Ukraine on heels of outrage over Gaza op
Experts accuse Russia of funding pro-Palestinian protests and using the pro-Palestinian cause to promote its own agenda; Decreasing public outrage over Russian war crimes is a predictable phenomenon
Veronica Neifakh / The Media Line
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08:14 | 07.22.24
Eden Golan is as good as Ariana Grande,
Although Golan is flooded with inquiries after her appearance the the Eurovision Song Contest, the war and rising antisemitism overseas could discourage overseas companies from signing Israeli artists right now
Raz Shechnik
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21:28 | 07.19.24
Don’t expect dirt cheap flights to return after war, says Israeli airline executive
As flight ticket prices surge this summer, Arkia CEO Oz Berlowitz explains how the war has reshaped the tourism market and outlines the steps needed for his company to become Israel's second-largest airline after El Al
Navit Zomer
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14:19 | 07.18.24
'All these years, I waited for a miracle, but it never happened; my father remained dead'
Exactly a decade ago, Israel launched Operation Protective Edge and IDF troops entered Gaza, including Amotz Greenberg, who fell in action; today, his 17-year-old daughter reflects on a decade of dealing with loss
Shira Greenberg
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10:04 | 07.18.24
Helmut Kohl’s man for delicate covert Mossad missions
In 1993, German Minister of State Bernd Schmidbauer toured the Middle East in search for missing Israeli pilot Ron Arad
Josef Hufelschulte and Gad Shimron, Tel Aviv
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15:25 | 07.17.24
Residents plan to return to homes in the north despite danger
After months away from home, some Israelis join together to force the government's hand to end the fighting and return peace and security to the Galilee; 'Opportunity to write a new story for the Galilee together'
Yair Kraus
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01:28 | 07.17.24
Fear of falling asleep: This is what victims of sexual abuse are going through since October 7
Yael lives in the north and contends daily with the impact of the war and resurfaced childhood trauma from prolonged sexual abuse; Since October 7, her nights are plagued by terrifying dreams of repeated assaults, leaving her feeling frozen and emotionally overwhelmed, struggling to maintain balance
Hadar Gil-Ad
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17:57 | 07.16.24
U.S. politicians, voters divided on J.D. Vance, concerned about his Mideast policy
VP nominee once called Dona;d Trump an'idiot' and 'America's Hitler', He has expressed strong support for Israel and urged Biden not to provide a special immigration status for Palestinians
Clint Van Winkle/The Media Line
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17:25 | 07.16.24
'For me, there will be no closure': Woman returns to Be'eri, where parents massacred
'There are green trees and bushes around, and in the middle, the burnt houses,' says the daughter of a slain couple in Be'eri, visiting the site for the 1st time
Matan Tzuri
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08:49 | 07.14.24
Hilltop Girls build a new community in the West Bank
Half a dozen young women build first house in future West Bank community of Or Ahuvia, declaring it a step forward ‘for the future of the Jewish people’; 'This place is a perfect example of real feminism and women's power'
David Kozlovsky
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00:28 | 07.12.24
How long should men really last in bed?
Many men worry about the time it takes for them to reach ejaculation during sex, but what do studies say about the subject and why you shouldn't let it take the pleasure out of the act
Lori Stadtmauer
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22:49 | 07.10.24
The incredible odyssey of Holocaust survivor Sabina Heller’s baptism dress
After her parents were murdered in the Holocaust, young Sabina was taken in by relatives of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin; After their death, Rachel Rabin told her all about her biological parents and the Christian family who saved her life
Itamar Eichner
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15:40 | 07.10.24
'Another round in Gaza' and waiting to enter Lebanon: Ynet with IDF troops in Shijaiyah
IDF paratroopers pass burned-out cars from October 7 that still litter the road from Kibbutz Nahal Oz to Gaza as they take the 6-minute drive to the Shijaiyah neighborhood of Gaza City, where they are familiar with every house and street corner
Yoav Zitun, Gaza
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11:57 | 07.10.24
'In some ways, these people were kidnapped twice - to Gaza and back home'
How do you comfort someone who returns from captivity to find their father died that same day? How do you prepare to rescue a pregnant captive or one with a baby? Dr. Noya Shilo of Sheba Medical Center reveals hidden trauma of returned hostages, vowing lifelong support
Sarit Rosenblum
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20:04 | 07.08.24
IDF officer wounded in Gaza vows return, encourages soldiers to fight on
Lt. Col. Daniel Elah, 32, commander of the 52nd Battalion, was moderately injured in Rafah, and just before his evacuation from Gaza he urged his troops to keep fighting; His wife, also in the military, supports him from home
Yoav Zitun
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08:23 | 07.08.24
'Biden is in denial': A Democratic rebellion is shaping up against the president
Following a disastrous debate performance, the Biden administration is in full damage control, trying to convince skeptics that he still has what it takes; A growing list of influential Democrats are unconvinced, and have already laid the groundwork for possible replacements to beat Trump in November
Gilad Meiri, ynet correspondents
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21:09 | 07.07.24
'Haredim want to console bereaved families, but fear hatred toward them'
New initiative brings together Haredi community with bereaved families whose sons or daughters fell in war; they light candles, recite Psalms and pray for fallen soldier's soul
Yogev Israely
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11:13 | 07.07.24
ICC prosecutor opted for warrants over visit to Gaza
In-depth: After Karim Khan scraps visit to Israel, Gaza, and seeks prosecution of Israeli leaders other investigations are jeopardized as cooperation with U.S, UK suffers
Reuters
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13:59 | 07.05.24
3 sisters work as nurses in same Galilee hospital
Twins and older sis change life course to take up nursing late in life; now they confuse hospital staff trying to tell them apart by 'being everywhere at once'
Yair Kraus
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22:10 | 07.04.24
How IDF experts planned the conquest of the Gaza Strip in two weeks
Air Force HQ employs mathematicians and physicists to tackle key war questions, like implications of conflagration with Hezbollah and smartest equipment investments for IDF to ensure adequate preparedness
Yoav Zitun
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21:03 | 07.03.24
'God's Influencer' will become the first Millennial Catholic saint
Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager who died of leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15, was known as 'God's influencer' for using his computing skills to spread awareness of the Catholic faith online
Ynetnews
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02:57 | 07.03.24
The Jordanian military: from Israel's bitter foe to ally against Iran
Once one of the IDF’s toughest adversaries, the kingdom's armed forces now developing close security cooperation with Israel, even amid the war in Gaza
Lior Ben Ari
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20:10 | 07.02.24
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