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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

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

Dairy farmers threaten to halt milk supply over controversial reform: 'They are destroying our industry'

Dairy reform promoted by the Minister of Finance and contained in the budget's Arrangements Law is supposed to end dependence on local producers and open the market to imports from abroad; Dairy farmers claim it will cause small dairies to close; 'This reform is pushing us to the edge'

Alexandra Lukash | 02.02.26

Iran tells Gulf states response will come without warning, denies Trump ultimatum claim

As Trump threatens a strike if no deal is reached, Iranian officials vow a far deadlier retaliation than in the last conflict, saying any attack would ignite the region and leave no American interests safe

Lior Ben Ari, Alexandra Lukash | 02.02.26

Israel swelters through its toastiest February day in decades

With temperatures nearing 30°C in early February, Israel logs rare winter heat as experts warn the season is shrinking and spring is arriving earlier each year

Ilana Curiel, Alexandra Lukash | 02.01.26

Thousands gather in Meitar for memorial ceremony honoring Ran Gvili

The coffin of the last hostage returned from Gaza arrived in Meitar for the eulogies ahead of burial; his mother, Talik, addressed Hamas, saying, ‘You tried to terrorize the nation and look what remains of you’; his brother said life can move on, and his father recited Kaddish at Shura

Shilo Freid, Alexandra Lukash, Lihi Gordon | 01.28.26

Search for Ran Gvili continues: new footage shows forces scouring Gaza cemetery

Family members say they fear time is running out, expressing anguish and frustration as the search drags on, while insisting that those holding information know exactly where Gvili is buried and are delaying his return for political leverage

Yoav Zitun, Alexandra Lukash | 01.26.26

Amid US pressure, Cabinet split as Israel weighs reopening Rafah crossing before last hostage returned

Ministers meet to consider US demand to reopen crossing before return of Ran Gvili; Cabinet hardliners voice opposition; Hamas says new searches for hostage's remains underway, as Israeli officials prepare for reopening, calling it a strategic interest

Itamar Eichner, Alexandra Lukash | 01.25.26

'Hamas knows where Ran Gvili is, let's finish this': mother of slain hostage responds to Trump

After President Donald Trump said the US believes it knows where the last hostage is being held, the mother of slain Israeli hostage Rani Gvili says the remark proves Hamas has the information and urges decisive action to bring her son home

Alexandra Lukash | 01.21.26

Family of slain hostage Ran Gvili urges Netanyahu to set ultimatum as Gaza phase two looms

As Washington pushes to advance the Gaza cease-fire to its next phase, the family of slain hostage Ran Gvili demands a short ultimatum for his return, while Israeli officials warn of risks tied to Turkish and Qatari involvement

Alexandra Lukash | 01.18.26

‘More than 100 ovarian transplants’: Maurice Kahn’s legacy in fertility preservation for cancer patients

After nearly two decades of quiet support, Sheba became a global leader in fertility preservation for women with cancer — a transformation made possible by the philanthropy of businessman Morris Kahn, who died at 95, recalls Prof. Dror Meirow

Tzur Gueta, Alexandra Lukash | 01.17.26

Blue and White MK: Netanyahu must go, but party may join government if he has 61 seats

Recent polls show Blue and White struggling to cross the electoral threshold, and reports have said lawmaker and Gantz ally Chili Tropper is considering leaving the party

Alexandra Lukash | 01.14.26

Ran Gvili's mom is on her way to US: 'Do everything we can to torpedo Gaza phase  two before he is home'

‘A punch to the gut’: Family of last hostage reacts with anguish to Gaza developments, as Talik Gvili seeks talks with Witkoff and Kushner; Ran's uncle warns: ‘His return will become impossible'

Alexandra Lukash, Lihi Gordon | 01.14.26

‘I heard snoring’: Tel Aviv woman recounts finding Palestinians squatters asleep on her couch

Returning from vacation, Nadia discovered two Palestinian burglars fast asleep in her living room; the men, both with prior records, including six other break-ins, arrested on the spot; 'I screamed, and they didn’t even wake up'

Alexandra Lukash | 01.12.26

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