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רחל באייר בברלין
'My grandparents would never believe I stood in Germany in an IDF uniform'
Noam, a Nahal reconnaissance soldier wounded in an incident that killed 5 troops, prayed for IDF soldiers at a Budapest synagogue; Rachel Bayer, whose brother fell in the war, joined the Jewish Agency delegation in Europe
Gal Ganot | 05.10.26
חגיגות הניצחון בבודפשט
Hungary’s new era: fear and euphoria on the banks of the Danube
Student Nora Meszaros, 21, was 5 when Orban rose to power and says she would have left if he won again, while veteran politician Ivan Peto recalls him shouting 'Russians out'; Budapest celebrates a dramatic upheaval tempered by fear of what comes next
Zeev Avrahami, Budapest | 04.18.26
השינויים בדרך למטוס
Passover 2026 travel boom: Flight prices drop up to 26% as early bookings surge
With a stronger shekel against the dollar and increased airline capacity, Israelis are locking in affordable vacation packages early for Passover and planning longer vacations; Demand surges for Dubai, Budapest, the US and Thailand.
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 01.19.26
משתתפי המסע בתשליך לנהר
Wounded IDF soldiers seek healing on a journey from the front lines to the Danube
On a voyage through Budapest and Vienna, injured IDF veterans cast their pain into the Danube in a Tashlich ritual and retrace Herzl’s footsteps—confronting trauma, loss, faith and the meaning of Zionism in a time of war
Lior Ben Ami | 11.04.25
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Rare 16th-century Jewish manuscript looted by Nazis returned to Budapest seminary
The manuscript, looted by the Nazis from the Rabbinical Seminary in Budapest, has been recovered in New York and formally returned to Hungary after nearly 80 years; The Venetian-printed “Di Gara” Torah and Haftarot was seized by U.S. authorities in 2023 and handed back in a ceremony highlighting international cooperation and historical justice.
Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.14.25
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Nazi-looted rare 16th-century Jewish text returned to Hungary after nearly 80 years
Rare Humash, looted during Holocaust and believed lost for decades, returned to Rabbinical Seminary in Budapest; known as Text di Gara, it was found with a New York book dealer, who claimed he was unaware it had been stolen
Daniel Edelson, New York | 10.16.24
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