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Israel braces for climate crisis onslaught with devastatingly long heat waves

New report warns June to September will be characterized by extended periods of extreme heat, particularly affecting vulnerable populations, such as infants and elders, and increasing risk of fires

Yoav Zitun, Ilana Curiel | 03.26.23

Israeli Columbia University professor sounds the alarm on political climate, rising antisemitism

Prof. Keren Yarhi-Milo shares deep concerns over Israel's current state, echoing global trend of fragile democracies, and boldly calls for more Israeli students to expand discourse

Daniel Edelson, New York | 03.26.23

Parents fight for daughter with Dravet syndrome, despite doctor's pessimism

In retrospect, mother claims the doctor's pessimism may very well have been what gave the parents motivation to fight for her - 'We learned the hard way that a person cannot determine his fate, but he can choose how to deal with it'

Nitzi Yakov | 03.26.23

What prompts Israeli minister to call for halt to judicial overhaul

Analysis: The IDF must prepare for a multi-front campaign of a magnitude not seen in decades, but when the state is on the verge of a civil war, and the distrust among the military personnel is growing, it is almost an impossible task

Yossi Yehoshua | 03.26.23

Researchers hope to explain unique social phenomenon in Israeli rats

Transmission of culture and tradition is well known among humans, and in recent decades we’ve discovered more and more evidence that this exists in other species as well but rat consumption of conifer cones may only be seen in Israel

Ilana Curiel | 03.26.23

Israel can't afford to shy away from its issues any longer

Opinion: The numerous issues Israeli society has brushed under the rug and ignored for years are now threatening to capsize the country if nothing is done to address them

Eyal Melamed | 03.24.23

Record number of passengers expected through Ben Gurion Airport during Passover

Israel Airport Authority anticipates some 1.1 million people to travel on more than 100 airlines to about 180 destinations although travel agencies say earlier expectations were higher

Navit Zomer | 03.23.23

I chose Israel, but will it be home for my kids?

Opinion: After moving to Israel and raising a family, American-born Ellen Reisel fears a future without democracy for her children and grandchildren; calls on all to join her in protecting her home

Ellen Reisel | 03.22.23

Hezbollah chief refuses comment on infiltration into Israel

Nasrallah says ambiguity serves Hezbollah's purposes and claims it is part of the psychological warfare he is waging on Israel, during a speech ahead of the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan

Associated Press | 03.22.23

Oldest preserved bible revealed to public in Israel | Watch

Surviving over 1,100 years, codex could be seen at Anu Museum on the TLV U. campus; written by single scribe, bible estimated worth between 30 and 50 million dollars, auction house says

Shmuel Munitz | 03.22.23

Papa Roach cancels Tel Aviv concert

Metal band tells Ze Rock Radio that there was never any intention to perform in Israel, therefore no updates posted; festival producers say tickets holders to be reimbursed

Ran Boker | 03.22.23

Israeli minister in insult to UAE, 'I don't like Dubai'

Miri Regev claims her words in a speech, were taken out of context, then posts an alleged call with UAE ambassador claiming she receives an invitation for yet another visit

Roie Rubinstein, Itamar Eichner | 03.22.23

The Israeli and Polish foreign ministers,Eli cohen Zbigniew Rau

Israel, Poland resolve years-long disputes, reinstate ambassadors

Eli cohen's visit is the first at his government level since 2018, signaling a thawing in ties after years of tensions caused by disagreement over the memory of the Holocaust and Poland's role in the murder of Jews; signed an agreement that they said would allow for the resumption of Israeli youth trips

Associated Press, Ynet | 03.22.23

Syria says Aleppo airport damaged in fresh Israeli strike

State television reports four missiles hit the airfield and caused extensive damage which led to shutdown of operations for the second time in ten days

Daniel Salami | 03.22.23

Independence Day celebrations in Jerusalem in 2019

The Israeli people are (almost) the happiest in the world - but for how much longer?

Opinion: Having achieved so much in the first 75 years of our existence that has led us to become one of the top five happiest countries in the world, we must now demand answers from our leadership as to what the future holds

Joanna Landau | 03.22.23

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