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Snake season is here: What to do if you see one, and the mistakes to avoid after a bite

In an interview with ynet, a snake catcher explained how to respond safely to a snake encounter, stressing that keeping visual contact, avoiding risky actions and calling a licensed professional can reduce danger and improve emergency response after a bite

Alexandra Lukash | 05.19.26

הפוסט של הילה טוב, שבו היא מאשימה דתיים ב"השתלטות" וב"אצבע בעין"

'Kippah-wearers with weapons': Social activist warns of 'religious takeover' of Tel Aviv

A viral post by activist Hila Tov sparked backlash after she said religious groups are trying to reshape Tel Aviv’s public space and warns against 'political Jewish projects of religious Zionism', drawing accusations of hatred and self-antisemitism

Alexandra Lukash | 05.18.26

'I love you, brother': friend recalls heartbreaking last call with soldier killed in Lebanon

Friends of Staff Sgt. Negev Dagan, killed by mortar fire near the Litani River, recall the dreams cut short and the unusual fear he felt before entering Lebanon: ‘He was tense, something that normally never happened'

Alexandra Lukash | 05.17.26

Stray Gaza dog packs terrorize border farms

Local veterinarian warns dozens of stray dogs cross from Gaza daily, attacking livestock and raising fears of rabies as Western Negev authorities struggle to contain them

Alexandra Lukash | 05.14.26

‘Some days stay with you for life’: the Rose Pizem murder that horrified Israel

Retired police commander Ron Gertner recalled leading the investigation into the 2008 murder of 4-year-old Rose Pizem, whose body was found in a suitcase in Tel Aviv’s Yarkon River

Alexandra Lukash | 05.13.26

'Alexander always said everything was fine — until yesterday’: Hezbollah drone strike leaves 2 children fatherless

Warrant Officer (res.) Alexander Glovanyov’s mother Flora says he was her only son and leaves behind a wife and two children, including an 8-month-old daughter; 'What am I supposed to do now? My life is over'

Alexandra Lukash | 05.11.26

Drug addicts, constant break-ins and fear: life in Israel’s most dangerous neighborhoods

Residents in Be’er Sheva, Tel Aviv and Ashdod say children cannot walk alone, patrols are scarce and crime keeps returning

Alexandra Lukash | 05.10.26

Israel’s Eurovision director ahead of semifinal: 'We focus on the support, not the noise'

A week before Noam Bettan takes the Eurovision stage in Vienna with 'Michelle,' Israel’s delegation director said after the first rehearsal that criticism is 'background noise we don’t want to address'

Alexandra Lukash | 05.05.26

Israeli cities open shelters, prepare for next wave of Iran attacks

A day after Iran attacked the United Arab Emirates and Oman, Israeli cities are preparing for the collapse of the ceasefire and the possibility of renewed Iranian attacks

Roni Green Shaulov, Alexandra Lukash | 05.05.26

Israel’s economy shows resilience amid war, but cracks widen beneath the surface

Tel Aviv University economists say high-tech strength is keeping Israel afloat despite war; rising debt, cost-of-living pressures and uneven growth reveal deeper structural strain; brain drain, governance gaps and prolonged conflict could determine whether the economy stabilizes or weakens in the years ahead

Alexandra Lukash | 05.05.26

Netanyahu says Hezbollah violations are 'disintegrating the ceasefire' as northern mayors slam it as ‘fake'

Strikes on both sides of the Lebanese border continue despite the official ceasefire, with reports of IDF attacks in the south of the country also on Sunday morning; Northern mayor: 'We have been abandoned to our fate. We have had enough'

Lior Ben Ari, Elisha Ben Kimon, Alexandra Lukash | 04.26.26

Tefillin ink sparks outrage, but ex-Haredi tattoo artist says it came from faith, not mockery

Tattoo artist Sagi Kurs, who grew up in a Chabad family, posted a video of a tattoo showing tefillin straps and the words ‘Shema Yisrael’; after backlash over the Torah’s ban on tattoos, he says faith can be personal and sincere

Alexandra Lukash | 04.26.26

Experts warn climate change will make parts of Israel uninhabitable in decades

As extreme weather events intensify in Israel, experts predict that rising temperatures and dust storms will make regions like the Jordan Valley and southern Arava unlivable by the end of the century

Alexandra Lukash | 04.20.26

'I prayed it was AI': Catholic Church condemns IDF soldier's destruction of Jesus statue in Lebanon

Israel faces international backlash after footage shows IDF soldier smashing a Jesus statue in Lebanon; The Catholic Church demands action, while Netanyahu condemns the act, calling the soldier a criminal

Alexandra Lukash | 04.20.26

The ‘Orange Garden’ is a national therapeutic garden, the first of its kind in Israel

‘I imagine Ariel running among the trees’: ‘Orange Garden’ planned as living memorial for Bibas family

New 20-dunam therapeutic park in Migdal HaEmek will honor Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas and other children killed on October 7, featuring orchards, water features, play areas and a memorial space aimed at healing through nature

Alexandra Lukash | 04.19.26

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