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A demonstrator holds up a sign depicting the superimposed face of Russian president Vladimir Putin atop the signature toothbrush moustache of Nazi Germany's leader Adolf Hitler during a protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine and ahead of a televised address by the Ukrainian president in Israel's Mediterranean coastal city of Tel Aviv on March 20, 2022. (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP)

Why Most Israelis Blame Putin, but Most Palestinians Don't

Dahlia Scheindlin | 03.04.2022

Fida Kiwan.

Israeli in UAE Gets Death Sentence for Drug Conviction

Deiaa Haj Yahia, Sam Sokol, Jack Khoury | 05.04.2022

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Ukrainian servicemen carry the baby of a displaced family to help to cross a river, on the outskirts of Kyiv last week.

Zelenskyy Says Post-war Ukraine Will Emulate Israel, Won’t Be ‘Liberal, European’

Sam Sokol | 05.04.2022

Egypt’s then-vice president Hosni Mubarak, Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin, in 1979, the year Israel and Egypt established official relations. Nasser’s government had sent out feelers 14 years earlier.

‘Publicly, Israel Is a Boycotted Enemy. But Behind the Scenes, a Great Deal Happens’

Ofer Aderet | 31.03.2022

Tel Aviv Skyline

Coming to Israel? Here’s What’s New Since You Last Visited

Allison Kaplan Sommer | 29.03.2022

A right wing protest against Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, following a recent wave of attacks, in Tel Aviv, Israel.

The Enemy Has Changed. Israeli Operation in West Bank Is Irrelevant

Amos Harel | 31.03.2022

Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata and Defense Minister Benny Gantz welcome Ukrainian refugees who have arrived in Israel at the Ben Gurion International Airport, in March.

Israel Ramping Up Its Efforts to Attract Jewish Ukrainian Refugees

Judy Maltz | 04.04.2022

The upscale neighborhood of Herzliya Pituah, just north of Tel Aviv. A popular destination for Russian oligarchs.

Putin's Oligarchs' Rush for Israeli Luxury Rentals, Preferably in Cash

Adi Cohen | 24.03.2022

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman being sworn in at a House Intelligence Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in November 2019.

How D.C. Emboldened Putin, According to Key Trump Impeachment Witness

Sam Sokol | 03.04.2022

From right: Netanyahu, Silman, Bennett

Israel's Gov't Just Lost Its Majority. Here's What That Means

Anshel Pfeffer / Analysis | 06.04.2022

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