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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

Modern excavations in the "City of David" (2018)

The Strange Story of 'King Solomon’s Throne’ Found in Jerusalem

Ruth Schuster | 07.09.2022

The Khalifa International Stadium building complex in Qatar's capital Doha ahead of the FIFA football World Cup 2022, on Monday.

Qatar Pressing Israel to Allow Palestinian Fans to Attend the World Cup

Jonathan Lis | 07.09.2022

A screenshot from the video of opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu meeting with the U.S. politicians, on Wednesday.

Netanyahu Surprises U.S. Officials With Cameras in Closed-door Iran Meeting

Ben Samuels | 07.09.2022

An Iranian UAV during military exercises: Across the Middle East, America and allies including Israel are planning for a future filled with drones and missiles

Opinion || Iran Is About to Launch All-out Drone War Against the U.S., Israel and the Gulf

James Snell | 06.09.2022

Prime Minister Yair Lapid speaks at a ceremony, on Wednesday.

'A Soldier Won't Stand Trial for World Applause' || Lapid Rebuffs U.S. Criticism Over Abu Akleh Killing

Yaniv Kubovich | 07.09.2022

Labor leader and Transportation Minister Merav Michaeli at a ceremony in Jerusalem, last month.

Analysis || Israel's Labor Party Has Been Revived. Just Not by Its Current Leader

Anshel Pfeffer | 07.09.2022

Ben-Gvir at Blich High School, Tuesday.

The Students Came Prepared to a Meeting With Ben-Gvir, and Got a Lesson in Whitewashing

Noa Shpigel | 07.09.2022

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In First, Ivory Panels Mentioned in Bible Found in Jerusalem

Ruth Schuster | 08.09.2022

Erected fence of Ghajar by the Lebanese of the village, on Wednesday.

In First, Israel Allows Visitors Into Village Divided by Lebanon Border

Amos Harel | 07.09.2022

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