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Why Israel is closing an elderly woman’s 21 million-shekel debt case
Jerusalem registrar says 73-year-old cancer patient should be allowed to focus her limited resources on potentially life-saving treatment after most creditors failed to object
Lital Dubrovitsky
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07.09.26
20 women found unconscious in suspected poisoning at Jerusalem beauty salon
MDA and fire crews respond to reports of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a beauty salon in East Jerusalem’s A-Tur neighborhood; hospitals told to prepare for incoming casualties as cause remains under investigation
Liran Tamari
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07.08.26
Jerusalem named one of the world’s best cities for travelers
Travel + Leisure readers name Jerusalem the top city in Africa and the Middle East and seventh overall as Israel’s tourism industry struggles to recover
Asaf Rozen
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07.08.26
Over 70 million Christians worldwide to join annual prayer gathering for Israel
More than 70 million Christians from 175 nations will join Eagles’ Wings’ annual prayer event for Israel, as heads of state, first ladies and over 500 Christian leaders gather in Jerusalem
ynet Global
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07.06.26
The former Haredi girl who became a stylist: ‘The Bais Yaakov girl stayed in me’
Raised in Haredi family, expelled from school after sneaking to the beach and living on her own by 15, Chumi Polak built a career as a sought-after stylist; Now she reflects on rebellion, religion and why she still avoids dressing people too exposed
Mali Zaidman
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07.04.26
Rabbinical court approves return to Judaism for 3 minors after Muslim father consents from prison
After children’s mother completed her own return to Judaism, their Muslim father gives his consent during prison Zoom hearing, enabling minors to formalize their Jewish status in Israeli records after years of family turmoil
Shilo Freid
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06.30.26
‘When money replaces values’: Turkey’s Jerusalem consulate sits on Ottoman victims’ property
A new study says Turkey’s Jerusalem mission operates from property owned by the Syriac church, whose community was massacred under Ottoman rule, exposing a painful paradox days after Israel recognized the Armenian genocide
Gilad Cohen
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06.29.26
Greatest Maccabiah moments: iconic athletes and Jewish sports history revisited
From emotional Olympic tribute to Munich victims to Holocaust survivor who made Israel her home, the Maccabiah Games have produced unforgettable moments ahead of the 2026 opening in Jerusalem with 8,000 athletes from 45 countries
Stav Ifargan
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06.25.26
Weak dollar may push Americans to secondhand Jerusalem homes, official says
Finance Ministry official Galit Ben Naim tells a Jerusalem urban renewal conference that exchange rates are likely to curb US purchases and shift buyers to secondhand apartments
ynet Global
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06.22.26
Luxury home sales fall in Israel, but price per meter hits record high
New data show only 20 deals above 15M shekels were reported in the first quarter of 2026, the lowest in four years, but demand has shifted from large villas to premium apartments in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, sending prices per square meter up 22%
Hila Tsion
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06.17.26
Week-old baby dies after circumcision near Jerusalem; police investigate
Infant was rushed to Hadassah Mount Scopus without a pulse after undergoing a bris in a community in the Mateh Binyamin area; hospital says resuscitation efforts failed
Liran Tamari
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06.13.26
The only gay bar in Jerusalem closes at end of June
Jerusalem’s Video Pub, the city’s only gay bar and a central LGBTQ+ meeting point, will close at the end of June after 14 years; Owners said the closure stems from COVID-19, the wars since Oct. 7 and prolonged instability affecting nightlife and tourism
Roy Elman
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06.11.26
Clashes in Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh: Hundreds of Haredim protest over arrest of draft evaders
The ultra-Orthodox extremists burned garbage bins, threw rocks and blocked roads and the light rail, calling for the release of draft evaders and rioters who vandalized the home of Supreme Court justice Noam Sohlberg; 'The rioters cross every red line'
Shilo Freid, Idan Bloemhof
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06.10.26
Maccabiah torch relay to cross Israel in tribute to October 7 victims and heroes
Three-day motorcycle convoy will visit more than 30 local authorities before the July 1 opening ceremony in Jerusalem, honoring resilience, renewal and Israel’s shared story
Ilana Curiel
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06.09.26
‘Israel brought me back to life’: Turkish student defies threats to stand with Israel
Turkish student Tuğçe Avcı says supporting Israel cost her friends and brought daily threats, but insists the country has become her second home and hopes Israelis and Turks can rebuild their friendship
Sharon Kidon
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06.09.26
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