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‘They're testing us’: suspicious incursions in Syria revive fears of another Oct. 7
A series of encounters near IDF positions in southern Syria has soldiers and Golan leaders warning of possible reconnaissance ahead of an attack; the military says no connection has been established between the incidents and assesses the risk of a large-scale assault as relatively low
Yair Kraus
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10.09.26
Israel’s first ‘Meat Academy’ to teach craft from farm to plate
New Tel Aviv program combines hands-on training in butchery, aging, processing and cooking with lessons on cattle raising and meat production, including a field tour of Golan Heights farms
ynet Global
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10.07.26
IDF on high alert: Are Syrians testing Israeli defenses near the border?
Two approaches to IDF posts in southern Syria within hours have raised concern that hostile actors may be testing soldiers’ vigilance; Golan leaders warn defensive deployments could breed complacency: ‘We must not return to pre-Oct. 7 thinking’
Elisha Ben Kimon
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10.05.26
‘Today we are Israeli in every sense’: tourism returns as the Golan Druze embrace a new, delicious chapter
Once widely identified with Syria, younger Druze in the Golan Heights increasingly embrace Israeli identity; in Mas'ade, ancient food traditions, contemporary cuisine and generous hospitality tell the story of a community in transition
Amir Kaminer
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08.29.26
Israel’s quiet Syria border may be its next flashpoint
As Turkey deepens its role in Syria, IDF reservists along the Golan Heights are preparing for explosives, hostile militias and a border that could turn volatile with little warning
Elisha Ben Kimon
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08.24.26
US envoy Thomas Barrack clarifies his comments on Golan Heights that contradicted Trump’s position
Barrack says US policy recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan remains unchanged, arguing his remarks described the territory’s historical status and were not an endorsement of the U.N. position
Associated Press
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08.23.26
Israel, Venezuela restore formal ties after 17-year break
Agreement creates consular channels for citizens in both countries and extends post-earthquake cooperation with Caracas; Netanyahu hails Colombia’s Golan recognition but omits mention of its deadly 7.4-magnitude quake
Itamar Eichner
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08.11.26
Colombia recognizes Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights in sharp break from Petro era
Newly inaugurated President Abelardo de la Espriella announces move days after taking office, capping a rapid restoration of ties with Israel and reversing diplomatic and legal measures adopted by his Israel-critical predecessor
Itamar Eichner
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08.10.26
‘We no longer ask who the enemy is’: how Israel is reshaping the Syria frontier
Two years after work began, the IDF says most trenches and earth barriers along the Syrian border are complete as forces operate beyond the fence amid a changing security landscape
Yair Kraus, Syria
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08.09.26
How Israel’s ‘tactical cattle’ guard the Syrian border
In an Israeli-controlled enclave beyond the Golan Heights fence, a 140-cow herd is being used to create a permanent civilian-agricultural presence that officials say has helped keep Syrian herders away from IDF posts
Yair Kraus
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07.02.26
IDF’s new reality in Syria: looting, Jewish infiltrators and fears of Turkish troops on border
Outgoing 474th Brigade commander Col. Benny Kata says Israel may remain beyond the fence for years, as the new Syrian regime keeps Hezbollah weapons and ISIS operatives away from the frontier while struggling to restore control
Elisha Ben Kimon, Syria
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06.04.26
The Golan’s wildest water trails are waiting for you this summer
Wet hikes, waterfalls and crystal pools in the Golan’s Yehudiya Reserve: streams Yehudiya, Zavitan, Meshushim and Daliyot form canyons, lagoons and swimming routes near the Sea of Galilee, with trails, rappelling sections and camping options for visitors
Gilad Carmeli
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05.30.26
Golan restaurant owner accused of stealing IDF officer’s rifle
Police say the woman took an M-16 left at her restaurant to help cover debts, then hid it in an employee’s car; her lawyer says she acted under threats on her life
Israel Moshkovitz
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05.20.26
'We are also part': First fallen soldier in 38 years symbolizes dramatic shift among Golan Druze
Yasmin Khatar, whose husband Maher was killed in Lebanon, says his death reflects both the price paid by Druze families and a broader shift in Majdal Shams, where more young people are joining the IDF even as she calls for fuller equality and recognition
Einav Halabi
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04.17.26
Palestinian posed as Mossad agent, pilot — extorted Golan woman: 'Sent nude video to husband'
Suspect allegedly used a fake identity and AI-generated videos to gain the victim’s trust, secretly filmed intimate encounters and threatened to expose them, extorting tens of thousands of shekels before his arrest in a police undercover operation
Yair Kraus
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04.05.26
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