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Roy Rubinstein
Palestinian residing in Israel illegally suspected of killing cyclist in stolen car crash
Police say the 24-year-old Nablus resident was driving a stolen car when he struck a cyclist near Herzliya beach; officers arrested him at the scene and found an ignition computer, hammer and window-smashing tools inside the vehicle after the crash
Roy Rubinstein
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09.17.26
October 7 families unveil ‘7/10 File,’ blame massacre on years of failed policy
Families accuse Netanyahu and successive governments of policies that strengthened Hamas, play a Nova victim’s final call and demand a state inquiry; 16-year-old relative of murdered and abducted family members says: ‘Our generation deserves better’
Roy Rubinstein
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09.15.26
Fire service volunteer suspected of bombing plot after tactical gear, weapons seized
Investigators say 19-year-old Mustafa Issa researched combat techniques and bomb-making, attempted to build explosives and was influenced by the October 7 massacre and 2021 unrest
Roy Rubinstein
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09.15.26
Ex-security chiefs warn political actors could stoke war to disrupt Israel election
Ehud Barak, Moshe Ya’alon, Tamir Pardo and Moshe Karadi warn that mounting tensions in the West Bank and with Turkey could be exploited to create a security crisis capable of delaying or disrupting the vote
Roy Rubinstein
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09.14.26
Pronounced dead at 17, she lived — and her sister delivered her baby
Seventeen years after a stubborn paramedic revived Shahar Davidov following a devastating crash, her older sister Zohar helped bring her third child into the world at the same hospital where doctors once fought to save her life
Roy Rubinstein
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09.11.26
‘I fought him, then saw I was covered in blood’: West Bank stabbing victim recounts attack
Netanel Yaakobs, 19, says he wrestled with the Palestinian terrorist even after the knife broke; the attacker fled and was later killed by IDF troops after trying to stab soldiers at close range
Roy Rubinstein, Israel Moshkovitz
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09.07.26
‘I have no other country, by choice’: Lone soldier wounded on Oct. 7 to perform Israeli classic
Moshe Marwick will perform the song 'I Have No Other Country' written by Ehud Manor at a special tribute evening; 'It tells my story — that I have no other country, by choice. I was even privileged to fight for it and be wounded'
Roy Rubinstein
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09.07.26
Border Police officer’s final hours: new details emerge in deadly Netanya shootout
David Hoyer Amrani, 20, had prepared his clothes for another workweek before roaming a Netanya neighborhood with an M16 and firing into the air for about 20 minutes; he was not known to the Defense Ministry as a PTSD patient
Roy Rubinstein, Sharon Kidon
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09.06.26
Border Police officer David Hoyer Amrani, 20, identified as Netanya gunman killed in shootout with cops
Sgt. 2nd Class David Hoyer Amrani, a Border Police conscript from Netanya, was killed after firing at officers; no one else was hurt
Roy Rubinstein
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09.05.26
Prison officer, sister and friends accused of beating man with bats over parking spot | Watch
Three women have been charged in the Kfar Yona assault, while the prison officer remains under investigation; the victim suffered a head injury requiring treatment, and his car was also damaged during the attack
Roy Rubinstein
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08.27.26
‘Here’s my long-lost cousin’: Australian woman discovers family in Israel
Adriana Turk, 74, believed her father’s European family had been wiped out in the Holocaust; after losing her brother and taking a DNA test, she discovered relatives she never knew existed and traveled to Israel for an emotional reunion
Roy Rubinstein
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08.25.26
Israel is repeating failures that led to October 7, report warns
October Council cites soldiers, IDF lookouts and security officials who say Hamas is probing the yellow line, troops are stretched and constrained, and personnel still fear raising warnings, echoing failures that preceded the October 7 attack
Lihi Gordon, Roy Rubinstein
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08.24.26
Dizengoff attack victims’ families: Killing of terrorist’s father brings no comfort
Families of victims killed in the 2022 Dizengoff terror attack say the killing of the attacker’s father brings no comfort; 'The only relief is that no soldiers were hurt,' Tomer Morad’s sister said; 'We just don’t want more families like ours'
Roy Rubinstein, Lihi Gordon
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08.21.26
Four arrested as police zero in on brawl before Eldar Dayan’s death
Investigators suspect Dayan was kicked in the head during a prearranged confrontation near the Yarkon River, as one suspect remains at large and the murder probe widens
Roy Rubinstein
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08.18.26
‘Exile is over, we’re home’: 47 Persian Jews make aliyah together from New York
Their families fled Mashhad for New York after Iran’s 1979 revolution, but after years of visits to Israel and three years of war, four families chose to make aliyah together and settle in Ra’anana, with one dream still ahead: flying from Ben Gurion Airport to Tehran
Roy Rubinstein
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08.16.26
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