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Wailing Fences: Jerusalem Has Become Israel’s City of Barriers

In recent weeks, a new sound has been heard on the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Givat Ram campus – the light rail’s chiming bell. It’s still test runs for now,

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Israel-Hamas War NEWS

Seattle pays tribute to festival shooting victims

Much of the city of Seattle was in mourning on Monday as residents paid tribute to the three lives that were lost during a deadly street gunfight the day before.

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Breaking News

Two female Israeli soldiers die by suicide as IDF mental health crisis deepens

Military Police probe deaths of Bardelas combat soldier and intelligence official, as active-duty suicides reach 16 this year amid post-war mental health crisis Source link

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U.S. News

Netanyahu declined to meet Zelenskyy during Washington visit, Ukrainian sources say

A Ukrainian source said Netanyahu’s office initially proposed the meeting but later said the prime minister’s schedule was too tight; Trump supporters fear Israel and Ukraine are exacerbating the U.S.

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World News

Report: Australian Tribunal Says Israeli Siblings Facing Jail Time for IDF Refusal May Qualify as Refugees

Australia has allowed three Israeli siblings facing compulsory military service to reapply for protection visas after a government tribunal found they could face persecution if imprisoned for refusing to serve

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Middle East News

Will Syria Become the Next Arena for Israel and Trump’s Clashing Visions?

On the eve of July 17, in the Al-Maysar neighborhood of Aleppo, Syria, an argument over a shop quickly turned into a battleground involving live fire. Three people were wounded,

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Jewish World

Report: Torah Scrolls Stolen in Break-in at Synagogue Near Paris

Several Torah scrolls were stolen from a synagogue near Paris on Sunday night, local media reported, days after French authorities arrested six people in connection with an alleged plot targeting

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Life & Culture

These Palestinian artists exhibit a rare courage to look within

The Jewish Israeli curator of the Rahat Art Gallery called the artists’ participation ‘an act of courage’ at a time when, he says, silence has become the default response to

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Science & Health

Israel Rabies Cases Soar Hundreds of Percent in Four Years, Health Ministry Warns

Rabies cases among animals in Israel have surged in recent years and spread beyond the country’s traditional rural hotspots into central Israel, according to Health Ministry data presented Tuesday. Officials

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Security & Aviation

We found Israel's U.S. influence-op accounts. No one actually follows them

A storm of conspiracies and speculations has taken over the American right regarding Israel’s online influence. Haaretz examined and found a network of accounts with little to no reach Source

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