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Architecture as diplomacy: When Israeli know-how helped build Iran
Amid tensions between Israel and Iran, it’s striking to recall that in the 1960s and ’70s, Israeli architects once designed neighborhoods, malls and infrastructure in Iran—enjoying creative freedom and a high standard of living under the Shah’s regime
Talia Levy Rozenboim
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07.06.25
Thousands rally in Tel Aviv, across Israel amid ceasefire talks
As Hamas signals cautious approval of proposed ceasefire deal, thousands across Israel rally for the immediate return of all hostages—living and dead—pressuring leaders to finalize an all-inclusive agreement without further delay
Ynet correspondents
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07.05.25
In the battle between Israel and Iran, North Africa chose sides
Analysis: After the Iran-Israel war, North Africa split along strategic lines—Morocco deepened its Western ties as rivals clung to past grievances
Amine Ayoub
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07.05.25
'Only the Iranian people can rise up, it has to come from within'
Iran expert Dr. Thamar Eilam Gindin reflects on 20 years of research, the limits of outside intervention and the potential for change from within.
Anat Lev Adler
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07.05.25
From sanctions to embargo: The options Europe is considering against Israel
EU weighs limited diplomatic responses to Gaza war as Spain, Ireland and Slovenia push for sanctions—but consensus remains elusive amid strong opposition from key member states
Itamar Eichner
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07.05.25
Hamas's conditional ‘Yes’: New details and key obstacles in path to hostage deal
Terror group accepts Gaza ceasefire framework with requested amendments, but key issues—including hostage lists, prisoner releases and permanent withdrawal terms—remain unresolved
Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari, Einav Halabi
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07.05.25
Houthis mimic Hezbollah: Terror group’s long-term plans against Israel
Iran's Yemeni terror proxy escalates threats against Israel with Hezbollah-style military drills and expands into captagon production as Tehran's regional arms shift strategy amid Syrian regime shift
Lior Ben Ari
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07.05.25
From bunkers to nightclubs: Bomb shelters reimagined as everyday spaces worldwide
From Helsinki to South Dakota, shelters are no longer grim bunkers but lifestyle spaces—pools, nightclubs and designer hideouts; as Israelis rediscover the urgency of protection, a global wave of reinvention poses a question: Can shelters be both beautiful and useful?
Amnon Direktor
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07.04.25
IDF gains control over 65% of Gaza Strip, kills over 100 terrorists in offensive
The military eliminated over 100 terrorists including senior Hamas commanders, while the Israeli Air Force hit 100 terror targets in 24 hours to support ongoing ground operations
Ynetnews
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07.04.25
IDF soldier killed by an anti-tank missile strike in southern Gaza
Sergeant Asaf Zamir, a 19-year-old from Dimona, was killed in combat in Khan Younis; two other soldiers were seriously wounded in the incident; 883 fallen since the start of the war
Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.04.25
The Cyber Front Is Still Ablaze: This is How Hackers Almost Breached Critical Institutions in Israel
Israeli cyber startup malanta.ai uncovers exposure of thousands of devices in critical organizations, including financial institutions, universities, communications companies, allowing access to internal networks, experts call it attackers 'holy grail'
Raphael Kahan
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07.04.25
Savvy NY Haredi businessman worth $500 million tells Israeli ultra-Orthodox: Stop dependency on state funds
Ultra-Orthodox businessman Yoely Landau sparks debate with open letter to the Ger Rebbe, criticizing Haredi dependence on Israeli government funding and spiritual compromises
Shlomo Teitelbaum/Calcalist
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07.04.25
Iran’s missiles can reach Europe, Israeli official warns, US East Coast may be next target
Iran's launchers could not match their ballistic missile stockpile; Israel's preemptive strikes were key to reducing threat
Felice Friedson/ The Media Line
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07.04.25
Trump aims to announce hostage deal on Monday as Israel prepares for indirect talks with Hamas
Hamas signaled it may accept the new proposal; Israel says talks are advancing, as 35 hostage families urged Netanyahu to reach a full deal ensuring the return of every hostage
Itamar Eichner, Lihi Gordon
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07.03.25
Israel narrowly avoids Eurovision suspension: 'If war drags on, staying in will be difficult'
At a tense EBU meeting in London no vote was held on Israel’s expulsion from Eurovision, offering a temporary victory—despite mounting pressure from countries like Iceland and Slovenia and warnings about future participation
Ran Boker
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07.03.25
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