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Rare photos: Jewish Brigade | Do you recognize anyone?
Battalions Museum exhibits rare photos of members of Britain's Jewish units in both world wars and although some are well known historic figures others are yet to be identified
Korin Elbaz-Alush
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04.23.23
Russian forces 'execute' Israeli volunteer in Ukrainian army
Alexander Dubovik's family says he loved Israel and the Jewish faith but also wanted to fight for the country where he was born and raised; 'I have no regrets,' he says in his final recording before his death
Itamar Eichner
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04.23.23
Why I choose, and will continue to choose, Israel
I choose Israel because I love the energy of this country; I love that when I’m in a taxicab, at the top of the hour, the driver will turn up the radio volume so we can both listen to the news , because it means that both of us care
Joanna Landau
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04.21.23
Small, yet dangerous: Too many Israelis are poisoned by wild mushrooms
A new study reveals the patterns of wild mushroom poisoning in our country: most casualties are men and children up to 6; Where do most poisonings occur? No, it is not dense forests – but rather the neighborly lawns
Reut Alon/ZAVIT Science and Environment News Agency
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04.21.23
World domination: Three Israeli brands win big on the global stage
What do the world’s best bartender, olive oil and single malt whisky have in common? They all hail from the Holy Land, bagging the top prizes in some of the world’s most prestigious competitions
Shy Segev
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04.21.23
U.S. condemns Likud pick for New York Consul General
Firebrand Likud minister May Golan's nomination for the role draws criticism from both U.S. government and the Jewish community, with some saying that she could further harm relations between the countries
Daniel Edelson/New York
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04.21.23
Controversy grows over ministers' attendance on Memorial Day
Netanyahu calls for unit while Gallant urges government representatives to avoid political remarks as some bereaved families say they will protest politicians who attend ceremonies over judicial overhaul; one says Ben-Gvir's participation is a spit to his face
Ilana Curiel, Meir Turgeman, Lior El-Hai
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04.21.23
Ex envoys slam Netanyahu's pick for top diplomatic post
Netanyahu taps far-right firebrand May Golan to be next consul general in New York to liaise with major Jewish organizations, media and economic power centers; former senior diplomats say appointment would be a humiliation for Israel
Itamar Eichner
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04.20.23
Lebanon gas deal not motive for terror uptick, officials
Defense establishment's view is contrary to claims made by Netanyahu that the deal struck by the previous government as well as the mass protests against his coalition incentivized the cross-border attacks from Lebanon and the wave of terror strikes
Yoav Zitun
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04.20.23
Falafel joint among 100 best eateries in New York, NYTimes says
Falafel Tanami owners say they were surprised to be included and say they believe what makes their business work is fresh food and a friendly atmosphere that many in New York seek today
Daniel Edelson/New York
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04.20.23
Gallant urges ministers to avoid politicizing Memorial Day
Defense minister says elected representatives of the government must attend memorial ceremonies but convey a unifying message while opponents of the government's judicial overhaul demand they stay away; Netanyahu echoes words in statement
Yoav Zitun
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04.20.23
From backpacks to trailblazers: A visual history of hiking in Israel
Aging black and white photos remind us that Israel's travel culture has greatly evolved throughout the years - with few people and lots of nature, hikers could pitch a tent wherever and whenever they desired; today, nature has become accessible to almost everyone, which has taken a toll on the purity and serenity of the experience
Gilad Carmeli
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04.20.23
World's millionaire hotspots revealed, and which Israeli cities made the cut?
New York City named wealthiest city for millionaires in World Wealthiest Cities Report 2023, while Tokyo secures second place; Tel Aviv and Jerusalem also get the nod
Dennis Bihler
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04.20.23
Foreign Minister Cohen says visit to Saudi Arabia 'on the table'
Top diplomat says at least one more country would join Abraham Accords this year, adds issue of normalizing relations with Riyadh came up during U.S.-Saudi Arabia meeting
Reuters
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04.19.23
Memory of the Holocaust should be marked in Berlin, not Poland
Opinion: Locales of genocide have become more important to Israelis and Jews around the world than the identity of the murderers and Berlin transformed into a coveted tourism destination; Israeli youth should march there with flags
Avner Hadas
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04.18.23
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