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October 7
'No one tells you how to run a school after 115 students, faculty members are murdered'
Ben-Gurion University President Prof. Daniel Chamovitz navigates real and political minefields after Hamas massacre and the abduction of 10 members of student body or staff
Rotem Izak
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11.09.24
Chabad credits Trump win to prayers at Rebbe's grave
Followers of Jewish Hasidic movement say president-elect approached visit to revered New York gravesite with deep respect; 'Prayers at the Rebbe’s grave don’t go unanswered'
Itamar Eichner
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11.06.24
'My biggest triumph': Israeli critically injured at Nova festival leaves hospital after a year
Nati Ganon says doctors fought to save his life and leg after he was shot by Hamas terrorists on October 7, losing his wife in the massacre
Yael Ciechanover
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11.05.24
Telegram’s hate speech increased 433% after October 7 massacre
The messaging platform's new privacy policies useless, experts say; Following CEO Pavel Durov's arrest in August, hopes rose for better moderation, but no significant steps taken to curb platform's hate and antisemitism
Nathan Klabin/The Media Line
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11.03.24
'The relationship between Trump and Netanyahu would only deepen if he were to be reelected' | Special interview
He’s a staunch supporter of Israel, deeply concerned about the rise of antisemitism in the US and confident that the former president will bring an end to the war; Ben Shapiro, one of the most influential Jewish voices in the world, discusses his new musical set to debut in Israel, drawing a line between the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and the October 7 massacre
Sharon Kidon
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11.03.24
Photographer documents resilience of Kibbutz Be’eri year after October 7 tragedy
Photographer Micha Brikman entered the kibbutz one week post-October 7 attacks, documenting its devastation; a year later, he returns to portray its resilience: kibbutz members back in the dining hall, the workshop, dairy and printing presses fully revived
Lior El-Hai, Micha Brikman
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11.02.24
'Echoes of the Holocaust': Professor speaks out against rising antisemitism on medical campuses
Concerned by growing hostility toward Jewish students, Prof. Hedy Wald of Brown University published data on hundreds of antisemitic incidents across medical campuses; 'In the name of 'social justice,' people defend murder and terror as resistance'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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11.02.24
Lifting Iran sanctions enabled Gaza war, David Friedman says
In his new book, One Jewish State, former US ambassador to Israel appeals to country’s political left, arguing that Israeli sovereignty in the West Bank offers the best solution for Palestinian welfare and regional stability
Felice Friedson/The Media Line
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10.30.24
Four authors share accounts of Israel’s darkest day and what’s next
'October 7' authors discuss their books on ILTV's Insider
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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10.30.24
Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather makes goodwill visit to Israel
Following his previous visit in March, the former undefeated boxing world champion returns to Israel, visiting hospitals where war victims are treated; Mayweather has been a staunch supporter of the Jewish state
Itzik Kalfi
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10.29.24
Reform Jewish conversions up in Israel, data shows
Since the Supreme Court ruled that conversions conducted by Judaism's Reform movement in Israel would be recognized for citizenship, more people opt to take that route, especially after the Hamas massacre
Yogev Israely
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10.29.24
Knesset passes law banning UNRWA activity in Israel, despite opposition from US
Under the law which passed overwhelmingly, an agreement from 1967 that allowed the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency to work in Israel will be canceled, and UNRWA activities in the country will cease. Some of the agency's employees are suspected of participating in the massacres on October 7. US is "very concerned"
Sivan Hilaie
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10.28.24
'If Trump is elected, the war will come to a swift and decisive conclusion' | Ben Shapiro in special interview
Ben Shapiro, one of the world's most influential Jews, has some advice for Israel: 'Instead of advertising Tel Aviv's beaches in Santa Monica, start introducing your enemies to the world'; He speaks to Ynetnews ahead of the Israeli premiere of his musical, presented by Aspaklaria Theater, which has taken on new meaning following the October 7 massacre
Sharon Kidon
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10.28.24
The first fallen soldier in Oct. 7: 'Steinberg was always a compass for us'
Nahal Brigade Commander Colonel Yehonatan Steinberg was killed on October 7 and left a void in the hearts of his loved ones; his widow shares stories about the revered commander
Yoav Keren
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10.28.24
Mother recounts how she saved her infant as Hamas terrorists set home ablaze
Amy Laban, a member of Kibbutz Nirim, recalls how she, her husband Uriel, their newborn son Kai and her mother Deborah huddled in the safe room for 6 hours, opening and closing the window to get some fresh air until IDF troops arrived to rescue them
Diana Bahur-Nir
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10.28.24
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