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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

Israeli MMA fighter Natan Levy says politics in sports ‘amplified’ after Oct. 7

Fighter rejects distractions ahead of bout with Pakistani opponent; says antisemitism now physical, not just online; positions himself as ambassador while promoting Jewish self-defense; calls for strength and preparedness across communities

Alexandra Lukash | 04.15.26

נשיכות, בעיטות וקפיצות על הקורבן. שימפנזים מאחת הקבוצות

Chimp 'civil war' linked to death of key community mediators, expert says

Study tracked 20 years of escalating violence in Uganda group, killing 28 chimpanzees, as social breakdown and leadership changes drove factions apart and fueled rare internal aggression, researchers say

Alexandra Lukash | 04.12.26

'Within five years, most Jews will be living in Israel,' says World Zionist Organization chairman

In an interview with ynet, the World Zionist Organization chairman discussed strengthening Zionism, immigration to Israel and shifting Jewish identity in the Diaspora, saying more Jews are seeking connection to the Jewish people and the State of Israel

Alexandra Lukash | 03.25.26

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

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

‘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

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