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‘Jews won’t shoot Jews today’: The men of the Altalena remember the day Israel nearly tore itself apart
The newly located remains of the 1948 ship off Tel Aviv bring back firsthand accounts from Irgun fighters and Navy personnel, including memories of scarce weapons, lost comrades and the fear that Jews could turn their guns on one another
Nina Fox, Gilad Cohen
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08.25.26
Netanyahu needed the far right to survive. Now Likud is paying the price
Opinion: Likud once prided itself on keeping Kahanist extremists outside the political mainstream; Netanyahu’s fight for survival erased that boundary, and the primaries now suggest the far right he legitimized may be reshaping the party from within
Ben-Dror Yemini
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08.18.26
The first to recognize Christian Zionism as Israel’s strategic ally
Opinion: How did the late Prime Minister Menachem Begin forge one of the most significant political alliances between Israel and the United States?
Kobby Barda
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07.06.26
She toured Israel’s Knesset museum and found a statue of her late sister waiting
During a seniors’ visit to Jerusalem’s restored Knesset building, Eti Abrahami was stunned to see a statue of her sister Berta Winter, the iconic cafeteria waitress who served lawmakers in the 1950s
Idan Bloemhof
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02.23.26
The energy miracle that never was — and the scandal that ended a political career
In the early 1980s, senior Likud minister Yaakov Meridor promoted a secretive energy invention he said would transform Israel and the world, sparking a media frenzy and scientific backlash before collapsing when the inventor was exposed as a fraud
Liran Friedmann
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01.18.26
Israel and Egypt mark 46 years of cold, uneasy peace
Opinion: While peace accord signed by Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat has proven bloodless, there is still mistrust, strained relations and a peace that feels more like an uneasy truce than the blossoming of a beautiful friendship
Smadar Perry
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03.26.25
Begin’s unpublished writings to be released on 33rd anniversary of his death
In newly revealed 65-page document, former prime minister warns Israel must remain strong to deter its enemies and calls for an independent judiciary free from government pressure
Itamar Eichner
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02.28.25
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