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Aoun ties further Israel-Lebanon talks to withdrawal as US readies pilot phase
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun wants Israel to begin withdrawing from southern Lebanon before talks in Rome next week, CNN reported, while a US official said the first IDF withdrawal pilot area is expected to begin within days
Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari
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07.10.26
Prof. Assaf Razin, one of Israel’s leading economists, dies at 85
Razin, who taught at Tel Aviv University and Cornell, advised major central banks and served as the government’s chief economic adviser in the 1970s, was dismissed after warning of Israel’s looming inflation crisis
Shahar Ilan, Ctech
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07.09.26
Shlomo Artzi: ‘Take the soup carefully,’ so life does not spill
In a personal column moving between childhood memory, politics, October 7, Andalusian music and the late Finnish poet Eeva Kilpi, the veteran singer reflects on a country near boiling point, and on the care needed to keep life from spilling over
Shlomo Artzi
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07.09.26
Everyone wants Israel out of the US-Iran war. That could change in hours
Officials in Jerusalem say Washington is leading the campaign for now, while Israel prepares for the possibility that Iran could expand attacks, target Israel directly or force a shift toward strikes on strategic infrastructure
Itamar Eichner
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07.09.26
The status quo with Iran may look comfortable, but it is misleading
Analysis: The latest exchange of blows shows how a vague agreement on Hormuz, the nuclear program and economic relief left Washington and Tehran without trust, enforcement or a shared interpretation
Dr. Raz Zimmt
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07.09.26
US strikes Iran bridges on route to Khamenei funeral; Israel sees low spillover risk
American military says it struck air defenses, missile and drone sites, naval assets and logistics infrastructure along Iran’s coast; Tehran says 14 people were killed in two days and claims retaliatory attacks on US targets in the Gulf
Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner
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07.09.26
High clouds in the morning, slight warming later in the day | Weather forecast
Clouds will clear after the morning, with slight warming mainly in the mountains and inland areas; temperatures will remain largely unchanged Friday, before rising over the weekend and becoming higher than usual for the season early next week
ynet
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07.09.26
Israel urges US to downgrade F-35 jets if Turkey deal goes ahead
Despite Trump’s signals that he may sell advanced stealth fighters to Ankara, Israeli officials believe the deal can still be blocked or conditioned on Turkey cutting alleged terror-finance channels to Hamas and Hezbollah
Itamar Eichner
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07.08.26
Engelbert Humperdinck to return to Israel on farewell tour
British pop singer will perform two Tel Aviv shows in January 2027, nearly a decade after his last Israel visit
ynet
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07.08.26
When an Israeli and a Syrian watched Haaland beat Brazil together
Nimrod Levy, a Brazilian fan from Tel Aviv, came to MetLife Stadium with an Israeli flag and found himself beside Wada, a Syrian fan with the same soccer heartbreak, in a World Cup image that felt almost impossible
Shlomi Aharoni
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07.08.26
Israel’s electric vehicle boom goes into reverse
EVs fell to 11% of new car sales in 2026, below the global average, as tax incentives shrink and Europe and Asia move ahead
Noam Rhein
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07.07.26
'Using water as political bargaining chip doesn't serve peace': Israel-Jordan water dispute fuels new tensions
Dispute over an additional water supply agreement fuels criticism that Jerusalem is using water as leverage, despite Amman’s role in intercepting Iranian attacks
Lior Ben Ari
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07.07.26
Trump says he prevented ‘loyal’ Turkey from attacking Israel, weighs F-35 sale
At NATO summit meeting with Erdogan in Ankara, Trump praised Turkey’s loyalty and said a decision was coming on F-35 jets, while Erdogan said Trump had promised Ankara five aircraft and ‘always keeps his promises’
ynet
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07.07.26
Drizzle, extreme UV forecast as Israel cools slightly
Light rain is possible in the north and along the coast, while extreme heat stress is expected in the Dead Sea, Jordan Valley and Arava
ynet
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07.07.26
Israel weighs Abu Dhabi summit to revive Jordan water deal
UAE-backed talks would seek to renew extra Israeli water supplies to Jordan, advance a regional desalination-for-solar project and ease strained ties between Jerusalem and Amman
Itamar Eichner
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07.07.26
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