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The Ayatollah’s shadow: Inside the AI model predicting Iran’s next ruler
Clerics sidelined as synthetic IRGC generals back military succession; AI simulation points to power shifting from religion to force inside Tehran; Dr. Neal Tzur says the real revolution is AI decoding how regimes, and societies, actually think 
Alexandra Lukash, ynet Global | 02.25.26
Israeli skepticism: Trump gives talks a chance, but Iran won’t concede, officials say
After Washington approved another round of negotiations in Geneva, Israel’s consul in New York cast doubt on prospects for a deal, while Minister Ze’ev Elkin warned Hezbollah would be hit hard if it joins any attack and urged restraint in public rhetoric
Alexandra Lukash | 02.23.26
עין הדרקון
This Israeli photographer won a first place at the prestigious World Nature Photography Awards
'The eye does not see what the drone captures': Miki Spitzer returned from Iceland with first place in the Planet Earth’s Landscapes and Environments category in the World Nature Photography competition; He talks about his photography and his deep connection to the northern country
Alexandra Lukash | 02.22.26
מחאה באוניברסיטת שריף באיראן
‘This is the final battle’: Iranian activist says campus protests signal revolution’s return
Armin Navabi says student protests have resumed across Iran, driven by 40-day memorials and renewed campus unrest, with demonstrators chanting for Pahlavi’s return and calling the movement 'alive' despite the crackdown
Alexandra Lukash | 02.22.26
From bullied child to MMA champion: ‘I was looking for a way to defend myself’
Hillel Cohen of Beit She'an is not yet 14 but has already endured years of hardship, from his mother’s cancer diagnosis to bullying at a special school; Two years after turning to MMA to protect himself, he has won Israel’s championship for his age group
Israel Moshkovitz, Alexandra Lukash | 02.20.26
ד"ר גבריאל (גבי) ויסמן
Gabriel Weisman, Holocaust survivor and first IDF chief mental health officer, dies at 97
A survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto and Mauthausen, Weisman fought in 1948 and later built the IDF’s mental health system, pioneering treatment for combat trauma and serving for decades as a psychologist and author
Alexandra Lukash | 02.18.26
'Kosher Guru' Gabriel Boxer tours Judea and Samaria with AFJS
Swapping restaurant reviews for Israel advocacy, Kosher Guru finds new mission
After building a global following around food and travel, Gabriel Boxer now uses his platform to explain Judaism and counter anti-Israel narratives, saying rising hostility pushed him to prioritize education despite losing followers
Alexandra Lukash | 02.16.26
דלית רם אהרון עם שירי ביבס ז"ל, בתמונה שנוצרה באמצעות ChatGPT
Festimama returns in Memory of slain Nir Oz mother Shiri Bibas
Nearly a year after Shiri Bibas and her two sons were laid to rest, her friend Dalit Ram Aharon is reviving 'Festimama' near Nir Oz to honor Bibas’ spirit and empower women from Gaza border communities
Alexandra Lukash, Ofir Hauzman | 02.16.26
Haddassah
New era for the Negev and global Jewish advocacy: Hadassah expands healing, leadership and Zionist vision
Hadassah National President Carol Ann Schwartz discusses launching a new Netivot medical center, combating antisemitism and expanding health care to 150,000 residents of Israel’s western Negev in an interview with ynet Global
Alexandra Lukash | 02.16.26
יובל שטייניץ
Senior defense official: Israel must monitor Turkey, Egypt for secret nuclear programs
Rafael chairman Yuval Steinitz urges vigilance beyond Iran ahead of US-Tehran talks, saying Israel must ensure regional powers do not secretly pursue nuclear weapons
Alexandra Lukash | 02.15.26
German police in Munich, archive
The threat to Munich’s Jewish community: ‘Bullet sender wrote that he would shoot all Jews’
Jewish leaders in Bavaria warn of a troubling escalation in antisemitic threats in Munich, saying police take the danger seriously but that the community has grown alarmingly accustomed to constant intimidation
Alexandra Lukash | 02.09.26
עבאס עראקצ'י, סטיב ויטקופף וג'ארד קושנר בשיחות התייעצות בעניין הגרעין האיראני ומו"מ עם ארה"ב בעומאן
‘Negotiating with Iran is pointless’: minister says ahead of Netanyahu’s rushed US visit
In a ynet interview, Minister Eli Cohen said Iran has never honored its commitments and would violate any deal, while Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi slammed the US 'peace through strength' doctrine as a return to 'the law of the jungle'
Alexandra Lukash | 02.08.26
חיסון, היריון
Major Israeli study finds flu vaccine during pregnancy does not increase autism risk
Researchers from Soroka, Ben-Gurion University and Clalit analyzed data from more than 153,000 births, debunking conspiracy claims and finding no link between flu vaccination in pregnancy and autism 
Alexandra Lukash, Tzur Gueta | 02.05.26
One family, many arguments: Sandy Cardin on the future of global Jewry
Veteran Jewish leader argues that, after October 7, Jewish unity does not require unanimity; he calls on Israeli and Diaspora leaders to put peoplehood before politics; says trust, not agreement, is the missing link
Alexandra Lukash | 02.04.26
מחאת הרפתנים
Dairy farmers march on Jerusalem in protest over controversial milk reform
Hundreds rally outside Knesset against government plan to deregulate milk production, warning it will crush small farms and threaten Israel’s food security; milk delivery boycott briefly sparks consumer fears before being suspended
Meirav Crystal, Alexandra Lukash | 02.04.26
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