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Lihi Gordon
Tel Aviv apartment building collapses after being declared unsafe in past, workers narrowly escape | Watch
A three-story apartment building undergoing renovation in central Tel Aviv partially collapsed, narrowly missing workers and pedestrians; No injuries were reported; The building had previously been declared unsafe, and inspectors found serious safety violations at the site
Hila Tsion, Lihi Gordon
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10.14.26
‘In my story I’m the hero, but I’m the failure’: Tank commander haunted by Oct. 7
Bar Zonshine was 23 when four of his soldiers were abducted and he fought for two and a half days near Kissufim; three years later, he has abandoned plans to leave the army, still asks ‘what if’ and says Oct. 7 must remain ‘a warning sign above our heads’
Lihi Gordon
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10.08.26
His pregnant wife was murdered in front of him on Oct. 7. Three years later, he still talks to her
Former Gaza resident Hamid Abu Arar watched his pregnant wife Fatma die and he was wounded along with their infant son before warning IDF troops of a Hamas ambush; 3 years later, he raises nine children alone, treats his son’s trauma and repeatedly returns to the place where she died
Lihi Gordon
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10.06.26
Knesset candidate met professor accused of plotting mass attacks on Arabs, didn’t alert police
Tamir Dortal says he rejected the alleged scheme as ‘grave’ and ‘dangerous’ but failed to report it; prosecutors say the professor envisioned 72 attackers in 12 cells for coordinated attacks and later tried to recruit Zehut leader Moshe Feiglin
Roy Rubinstein, Lihi Gordon, Meir Turgeman
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10.06.26
Red, blue and gold: The science behind Israel’s spectacular sunset
High-altitude cirrus clouds filled Israel’s skies Monday, scattering sunlight through ice crystals and producing vivid colors; high and mid-level clouds are expected again Tuesday, with a chance of drizzle or light rain
Lihi Gordon
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10.05.26
‘I thought I was having a heart attack’: Nova rescuer reveals PTSD battle
Oz Davidian entered the Nova massacre zone 15 times, rescuing some 120 people; three years later, memories of the horrors he witnessed and those he could not save still haunt him as he undergoes psychiatric treatment: ‘I don’t know if I’ll ever be myself again’
Lihi Gordon
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10.05.26
‘I didn’t know it was goodbye’: Parents relive their children’s final Oct. 7 calls
Three years after the Oct. 7 massacre, parents revisit their children’s final calls, recalling the fear they failed to grasp, the words left unsaid and the painful realization that their children knew they were saying goodbye
Lihi Gordon
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10.03.26
24 injured in fire at Bnei Brak nursing home
Two men seriously burned, four others moderately hurt as firefighters rescue trapped residents and evacuate about 40 from 8-story building
Lihi Gordon
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10.01.26
Bennett warns IDF faces ‘collapse’ over troop shortage
Former PM says military lacks troops to confront mounting threats, blaming Netanyahu government for Haredi draft exemptions as election nears
Lihi Gordon, Moran Azulay
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09.29.26
‘Rot in hell’: former hostages hail killing of Hamas terrorist who held them in Gaza
IDF says Hamas commander Mohammed Hamad Mohammed Gabain, involved in holding nine Israelis hostage, was killed in Gaza; Liri Albag, Matan Angrest and others welcomed the news and recalled the suffering he inflicted in captivity
Lihi Gordon
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09.27.26
A year after Matan’s return from Hamas captivity, his brother Ofir enlists in the IDF
After leading the campaign for his brother’s release while still in high school, Ofir Angrest begins a classified IDF role as his family marks the milestone together, nearly a year after Matan returned from captivity: 'We prayed that we would get to accompany Ofir with Matan by his side'
Lihi Gordon
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09.23.26
'Civil partnership': Naftali Bennett’s reversal and plan for LGBTQ equality
More than a decade after opposing same-sex marriage recognition, Bennett now pledges full LGBTQ equality, including bans on discrimination and conversion therapy and a Basic Law guarantee, though critics question what would survive coalition talks
Lihi Gordon
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09.14.26
‘Free and happy. That is our victory’: ex-hostage Matan Angrest's first Rosh Hashanah back home
A year after his family marked the Jewish New Year without him as he remained a Hamas hostage in Gaza, Angrest returns to the holiday table, calling freedom with his loved ones his ‘personal victory’
Lihi Gordon
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09.11.26
Tel Aviv curbs water use as most Israeli desalination plants remain shut
Sorek A has resumed operations, but most private plants remain affected by severe sea turbidity; authorities order public irrigation halted while southern agriculture faces freshwater cuts
Lihi Gordon, Ilana Curiel
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08.31.26
‘Time does not heal’: Alex Lobanov’s widow marks two years since six hostages were murdered
Michal Lobanov says the deepest pain is that sons Tom and Kai, born while his father was in captivity, must grow up without him: ‘The worst part is that nothing has changed in our country’
Lihi Gordon
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08.31.26
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