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Lone soldier from US wounded in Gaza survives Iranian missile strike on hospital
A 24-year-old IDF combat soldier, N. recalls surviving a direct Iranian missile strike on Soroka Medical Center just a week after undergoing surgery for severe wounds sustained in combat
Or Hadar
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07.21.25
'No criticism or shut down': Israel renews debate on controversial NGO bill
Knesset committee advances bill to impose a 23% tax on donations from foreign governments to Israeli NGOs, aiming to curb foreign interference, sparking fierce criticism on freedom of speech
Shira Kadari-Ovadia
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07.21.25
Jordanian Bedouins in ultimatum to Israel: 'Stay out of Syria or face consequences'
Tribal council warns it would confront any Israeli Druze or IDF personnel entering southern Syria, particularly near Sweida, amid rising cross-border tensions
Smadar Perry
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07.21.25
Butterfly census reveals species shifts tied to drought, host plants
Israel’s annual butterfly count recorded nearly 73,000 individuals from 86 species, revealing how rainfall, vegetation, and climate influence distribution
Yogev Israeli
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07.21.25
Israel struck targets near Sweida, provided aid to Druze, rights group says
UK-based Observatory for Human Rights says drones and planes attacked targets while choppers delivered aid; according to rights group death toll from recent violence rises to 1,120 including 298 civilians 'summarily executed'
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies
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07.21.25
Overrun Sweida hospital now a 'mass grave’; Israel mobilizes emergency medical supplies
Death toll in Syria’s Druze stronghold climbs past 940 as ceasefire falters; with bodies filling Sweida hospital, Israel to send life-saving aid via IDF; Health Minister Buso: 'The brotherhood between Israel and the Druze community is strong'
Or Hadar
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07.19.25
‘People think it’s a dream, but running a restaurant is hell’
Or Ginsberg runs three Jaffa restaurants while navigating the relentless challenges of war, economic strain and personal sacrifice, all while refusing to give up
Tiki Golan
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07.19.25
The godfather of jihad wears a suit, not a turban: Why Ted Cruz is right
Opinion: The Muslim Brotherhood doesn’t wear bombs—they wear blazers—but it has seeded more global jihad than any group; Cruz’s terror label push isn’t a stunt; it’s a vital move for US security, moral clarity and confronting a long-ignored threat
Adam Scott Bellos
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07.18.25
Just 45 miles apart, Neanderthals in northern Israel butchered meat in surprisingly different ways
New study of 50,000-year-old butchered bones from two Israeli caves reveals Neanderthals used distinct meat-cutting methods, possibly reflecting cultural traditions; researchers say this suggests learned behavior and regional variation in butchery
Yogev Israeli
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07.18.25
‘Israel must win, not apologize,’ says US lawyer Alan Dershowitz
Dershowitz voices strong support for Netanyahu’s legal battle and Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza in interview, condemning global double standards and rising anti-Israel bias
Ynetnews
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07.18.25
Footage reveals massive damage to Syria's Defense Ministry after Israeli strike
Diplomats were just meters from the Israeli strike in Damascus, two sources told Reuters; traveling in an armored convoy, they were unharmed
Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner, Reuters
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07.17.25
IDF soldier accused of spying for Iran, gave information for money
According to the indictment, the soldier sent the Iranians a video of interceptions and images of missile impacts in Israel—information he did not obtain through his military role
Elisha Ben Kimon, Shalev Kachlon
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07.17.25
New study finds secrets behind Byzantine wine economy in Israeli desert
Farmers in the Byzantine-period Negev developed a flourishing wine industry using advanced rainwater harvesting techniques, with new study showing high vulnerability to droughts
Ynet
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07.17.25
Tesla offers interest-free payment plans in Israel amid slowing electric car sales
Automaker is offering zero-percent interest on most of its lineup in Israel for the first time; with payment plans on high-demand models like the Model 3 and Model Y, the move aims to revive flagging EV sales in a cooling market
Tomer Hadar, Calcalist
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07.17.25
‘This war tore me apart’: Three Israeli retirees who returned for reserve duty
Moti Ochayon, 62, returned to IDF reserve duty alongside longtime friends and fellow reservists Adiel, 53, and David, 65, saying he knew the war was the time the country needed him most
Nina Fox
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07.17.25
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