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Nina Fox
Green card rules tighten: what it means for Israelis and what can be done
New US policy could require many Israelis seeking green cards to leave America and complete the process at the embassy in Israel, creating legal risks for those who overstayed visas and possible long separations for families and workers
Nina Fox
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05.23.26
Israel to expand school cellphone ban to middle schools starting next year
Education Minister Yoav Kisch says Israel will expand its school cellphone ban to middle schools next year, citing growing social isolation among students, as parents voice doubts and teenagers vow to keep using phones in secret
Nina Fox
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05.17.26
Death penalty, including for rape: October 7 tribunal bill heads to Knesset vote
Proposal will create a special military court in Jerusalem, with trials grouped by attack sites and defendants mostly appearing by video
Nina Fox
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05.10.26
Health minister snuffs out plan to restrict smoked medical cannabis
Haim Katz weeds out a plan to phase out smoked cannabis within three years, saying the limits are half-baked and could burn patients
Nina Fox
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05.07.26
Israel mulls ban to smoking medical cannabis within three years
Committee says prescriptions should replace licenses, care should move to health funds and PTSD treatment needs closer oversight amid soaring use and addiction concerns
Nina Fox
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05.03.26
'A fighter who saved many soldiers': Bernie the IDF dog killed after spotting Hezbollah ambush
Bernie, an Oketz canine unit dog, identified six Hezbollah terrorists hiding with weapons and grenades ready in Bint Jbeil, saving soldiers before she was shot dead, her handler says
Nina Fox
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04.29.26
Reut Cohen tragedy: pregnant with twins, released from hospital and dead a day later
Reut Cohen, 35, died a day after being discharged while pregnant with twins, leaving questions over her care unanswered as her family declines an autopsy
Nina Fox
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04.28.26
Netanyahu cancels mass Meron celebration as fire from Lebanon renews
Lag BaOmer events will be held in symbolic form only after security assessments and new Home Front Command limits in the north
Shilo Freid, Yair Kraus, Elisha Ben Kimon, Nina Fox
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04.27.26
Was Netanyahu’s cancer diagnosed months before the war? Questions grow over delay
Was Netanyahu diagnosed months before the war, how many radiation treatments did he undergo and why was the health report not issued as an official hospital document — and why did it take four days to make it public?
Nina Fox
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04.26.26
Netanyahu cancer report raises questions over missing details, delayed release
The delayed document omits key details on timing and treatment, appears without official hospital letterhead, and is released days after its stated date, raising concerns over transparency and public trust
Nina Fox
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04.25.26
Netanyahu prostate cancer: what we know — and what remains unclear
A small tumor and successful treatment, but the delayed announcement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s prostate cancer leaves key questions on treatment, anesthesia and timing unanswered
Nina Fox, Oren Rice
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04.24.26
Israel's population tops 10.2M ahead of Independence Day, over a quarter under 14
Population grew by 146,000 in a year, with 177,000 births and 21,000 new immigrants; Jews make up 76% of residents, Arabs 21%, while Israel remains relatively young and ranks among the world’s top 10 happiest countries
Nina Fox
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04.19.26
From 'Khan Younis model' threats to ceasefire talks: Israel’s rhetoric clashes with reality
A ceasefire revealed via a Trump post jars with Israel’s wartime rhetoric against Hezbollah; Katz called disarmament the ‘top goal,’ but any deal shifts enforcement to Lebanon, which claims the south is demilitarized despite IDF findings; Netanyahu had said ‘no ceasefire’
Nina Fox
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04.17.26
‘Young people say they enlisted in combat because of him’: A fallen Golani soldier’s lasting message
Nearly a year after Staff Sgt. Yam Frid was killed in Rafah on his 21st birthday, his mother is still discovering the journals he left behind, filled with reflections on purpose, action, happiness and service that his family now sees as both a portrait of who he was and a kind of final testament
Nina Fox
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04.11.26
Israeli Noa Mor, 38, killed in Sinai surfing accident: ‘Full of life, with rare ability to connect people’
Noa Mor, 38, a Jerusalem-born engineer in Tel Aviv, developed brain and spinal tech; family says she made a major impact and lived life with passion
Nina Fox
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04.08.26
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