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Gal Ganot
Frustration grows as Trump struggles to deliver peace in Ukraine, Gaza
Donald Trump’s campaign promises to resolve the Ukraine and Gaza conflicts 'on day 1' remain unfulfilled; As tensions in Gaza escalate and injuries mount, Trump’s administration unveils a new humanitarian initiative aimed at restoring aid and rebuilding trust
Itamar Eichner, Gal Ganot
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05.11.25
Israel lowers expectations ahead of Trump’s Gulf tour
Officials voice muted expectations for Trump’s Gulf visit, as Washington abandons linking Saudi nuclear cooperation to Israel normalization and shifts focus to economic megadeals instead of ceasefire in Gaza and hostages' return
Itamar Eichner, Gal Ganot
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05.11.25
Israeli F-16 drops munition in open field due to technical malfunction
Air Force fighter jet jettisons a munition in a controlled drop near the Jezreel Valley following a technical malfunction; no injuries reported
Israel Moshkovitz, Gal Ganot
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05.10.25
'Even the smallest malfunction is a game-changer': Israeli pilots reveal secrets of Yemen airstrikes
After a Houthi missile hit Ben Gurion Airport, the Israeli Air Force launched a rapid response using three fighter jet types, refueling and control planes and dozens of munitions; pilots and crews reveal how they prepared, operated and managed the pressure
Gal Ganot
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05.08.25
'This is a national mission': IDF's new reserve force prepares for first combat action
IDF reserve soldiers past draft age juggle families and careers but choose to serve in a new unit preparing for its first mission; 'It’s a privilege,' they say; deputy commander urges others with exemptions to join
Gal Ganot
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05.07.25
Six siblings in uniform: Israeli family continues to serve after brother’s death in Gaza war
After two Gaza tours, Yoel Golditch died of a heart attack while recovering from a shoulder injury; he was later recognized as a PTSD victim; during his shiva, his siblings vowed to keep serving in uniform, despite some being wounded in combat
Gal Ganot
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05.06.25
Memorial Day 2025: 316 soldiers fallen, 79 civilians killed in terror attacks since last year
As Israel prepares to observe Memorial Day, Defense Ministry announces updated total of 25,417 military casualties since 1860; 5,229 civilians killed in acts of terrorism since 1851
Gal Ganot, Shira Kadri-Ovadia
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04.25.25
Reservists, buckling under weight of extensive call-ups, urge government to give further support
Reform plan presented by advocacy group includes financial incentives for employers who hire reservists, state-funded mental health care and reintegration support and additional tax credits
Gal Ganot
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04.20.25
IDF introduces advance alert system for long-range missile threats from Yemen and beyond
As part of an effort to improve Israel’s long-range missile alert policy, Home Front Command app to issue pre-warning 3–5 minutes before sirens—such as in cases of missile fire from Yemen or Iran
Gal Ganot, Yoav Zitun
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04.17.25
'They turned me into a puppet, I begged them not to rape me': hostage survivor recounts
Ilana Gritzewsky, freed in the first hostage deal, recalls physical and psychological abuse and sexual harassment: ‘They touched me the entire way to Gaza. Hamas men said I would marry them and never leave’
Gal Ganot
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04.17.25
From Tehran to Tel Aviv: Iranian-born photographer preserves Jewish heritage through her lens
Daniela Shem’s aliyah from Iran amid Gaza war turmoil intertwines personal courage with a photographic quest to document Iran’s endangered Jewish heritage, bridging cultural divides through images of synagogues, family legacy and shared identity
Gal Ganot
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04.15.25
Israelis waive reserve exemptions to serve in war: 'I couldn’t stand idly by'
Asaf enlisted despite his age, Erez flew in from abroad for reserves and Yarden joined the casualty unit without prior service; with IDF ranks thinning, more Israelis are waiving exemptions to serve; 'The system should ease the process, the field needs them now'
Gal Ganot
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04.10.25
Air Force reservists who signed letter calling to end war to be removed
Only 10% of the 1,000 signatories are active reservists and will be dismissed, the IDF says; protesters argue the war no longer serves its goals and endangers hostages, soldiers and civilians; 'Every moment of hesitation is a disgrace,' one says
Yoav Zitun, Gal Ganot
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04.10.25
IDF lookout post on Gaza border was left unguarded for 12 hours
Military says the post, housing 60 lookouts, was entirely unguarded, with no soldier assigned even to the entrance gate, calling lapse 'a serious error'
Gal Ganot
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04.03.25
Reservists, crumbling under the strain of an endless war, speak out
Leaving behind families, businesses to serve their country, soldiers in the IDF reserves return to job loss, failed businesses and kids who hardly remember them; 'I feel unappreciated and disrespected,' one says
Gal Ganot
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04.01.25
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