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Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah addressing supporters through a giant screen in south Beirut on Tuesday.
 
As Nasrallah’s Warmongering Escalates, Israel Struggles to Decipher His True Intentions
 
Amos Harel / Analysis | 26.08.2022
 
 
Hela Ben Zano with her baby, after a French C-section at the Nazareth Hospital EMMS. “The incision is slower and more complicated, so it is not suitable in an emergency and also can only be performed by specialists,” says Dr. Miki Moskovich. “Still, I don’t understand physicians who don’t even want to see it.”
 
'Recovery Is Unbelievable': Alternative C-section Draws Praise and Skepticism in Israel
 
Shir Angel | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
At the conservatism conference in Jerusalem, a feeling of enthusiasm, even renewal, hung in the air and glinted from people’s eyes.
 
This Is the Israeli Right's Chance to Set a Clear Conservative Agenda
 
Gadi Taub | 27.08.2022
 
 
 
 
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Democrat Maxwell Frost greeting supporters at the Renaissance Theatre Company in Orlando, Fla., on primary night on Tuesday.
 
The First Gen Z-er Set for Congress Has Some Surprising Views on Israel
 
Ben Samuels | 25.08.2022
 
 
 
Hadas Ner-Gaon, left, Adi Efraimi and Rabbi Dana Sharon at the plot the Reform congregation is bidding for.
 
‘Wandering Jews’: A Reform Community in Israel Battles for a Place to Pray
 
Judy Maltz | 25.08.2022
 
 
 
Refugees from Ukraine arrive at Ben-Gurion airport this past February. What happens when you belong to the Jewish “nation,” but not the Jewish religion?
 
Who Is a Jew? Israel Provides Two Clashing Answers
 
Isaac Sasson | 25.08.2022
 
 
 
Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir on election night
 
In Boost to Netanyahu, Israel's Far-right Parties Agree on Joint Run for Elections
 
Michael Hauser Tov | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
Mayah Sachs
 
'First We Visited Concentration Camps. Then We Came to Israel to Celebrate Life'
 
Danna Frank | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
A double grave (mother and child) from the Bronze Age Cemetery at Cârlomănești-Arman, Romania.
 
Genetic Study Detects Unexpected Origin of World’s First Farmers
 
Ruth Schuster | 25.08.2022
 
 
 
Nof Hagalil. 'Here, the price of an apartment is 20 percent of what it is in Tel Aviv.'
 
Is This Mixed Jewish-Arab City the Future of Israel?
 
Shlomit Tzur | 25.08.2022
 
 
 
Lunchtime at a school outside Bogota, Colombia, on the students’ first day back in 2021, after an early coronavirus quarantine. No taking chances for Gen Z.
 
Gen Z Is Playing It Too Safe
 
Ofri Ilany | 27.08.2022
 
 
 
Students on their way to their school in Lod.
 
The New Plan to Save Israel's Arab Education System
 
Or Kashti | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
Biderman Lapid 26.8.2022
 
Yair Lapid's Long, Hot Summer School
 
Yossi Verter / Analysis | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
Bullet casings found in one of the two offices from which shots were fired at the street.
 
On His Way Home After Prayer, a Man Is Killed by a Bullet to the Head
 
Gideon Levy | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
Mural depicting Darya Dugina, assassinated daughter of far right ideologue Alexandr Dugin, in Belgrade, Serbia
 
Opinion || In Russia, Darya Dugina’s Death Fuels Call for Ukraine ‘Apocalypse’
 
Ian Garner | 25.08.2022
 
 
 
Netanyahu and Lapid.
 
Analysis || Israel's Unified Opposition to Iran Deal Is Not What Is Seems
 
Amos Harel | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz meets with U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan in Washington on Friday
 
Israel's Gantz in Washington to Oppose Iran Nuclear Deal
 
Yaniv Kubovich | 26.08.2022
 
 
 
 
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