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Shilo Freid
Meron pilgrimage in doubt as northern front heats up
Defense officials instruct ministries to freeze preparations for the Lag BaOmer gathering near the Lebanon border, where up to 200,000 people were expected, though infrastructure work continues in case security conditions improve
Shilo Freid
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04.24.26
'Territory expands, army doesn’t': IDF faces deepening troop shortage crisis
'Unthinkable,' a security official says of the deepening IDF crisis, with no end in sight; coalition delays key legislation as ultra-Orthodox leaders weigh the draft bill, amid warnings defenses 'will not be airtight' if conditions change
Elisha Ben Kimon, Shilo Freid, Amir Ettinger
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04.23.26
Social media star who dresses like the Chief Rabbi: 'I am the Rishon LeZion of heaven, not the state'
Rabbi Eyal Tzionov, who was seen on the broadcast of the torchlight ceremony wearing a robe and a turban like the Sephardic chief rabbi, tells ynet: 'This is not clothing that belongs only to the Chief Rabbi. There were rabbis in the past who dressed like this'
Shilo Freid
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04.23.26
Lone IDF soldiers from Hong Kong, Moscow among President’s Excellence Award honorees
Seven lone soldiers will receive the President’s Excellence Award at traditional Independence Day ceremony; 'Indescribable honor', said Cpl. T., from Hong Kong
Shilo Freid
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04.21.26
International Bible Contest drama as contestant accused of AI use allowed to compete
Diaspora contestant is suspected of copying and using AI in online exam ahead of Chidon HaTanach finals; she is allowed to compete but her score is reduced, the contestant denies the allegations
Shilo Freid
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04.20.26
Three families, six fallen soldiers: 'We had just begun to process — then it happened again'
Ahead of Memorial Day, three pairs of siblings who lost sons in the war describe double bereavement — losing both a child and a nephew — and the bond formed in grief: 'We’re already a bereaved family,' one mother said
Shilo Freid, Roy Rubinstein, Eitan Glikman
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04.20.26
Rabbis permit rare weddings during Omer as war delays ceremonies
After the war forced widespread wedding delays, Israel’s chief rabbis issued a rare temporary ruling allowing marriages during the Omer, a traditionally restricted period. The decision has led to an unusual wave of ceremonies
Shilo Freid
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04.19.26
'Corrupting our children': Bnei Brak moves to shut vending machines after 10 p.m.
Ultra-Orthodox city extends late-night food restrictions to snack and drink machines after officials say they have become gathering spots for youths, drawing complaints of noise, cigarette sales and what backers call 'spiritual harm'
Shilo Freid
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04.14.26
Ultra-Orthodox fur hats turn into luxury status symbol with prices reaching tens of thousands
Worn primarily by married Hasidic men, the round fur hat varies in size and style across communities and can cost anywhere from a few thousand shekels to more than 25,000 shekels (about $6,500)
Shilo Freid
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04.10.26
War, fear and faith: new immigrants make Passover in Jerusalem
Despite Israel’s longest and broadest war since its founding, new immigrants from New York, Moscow and Berlin are still arriving in Jerusalem, embracing their first Passover in Israel as a story of homecoming, resilience and belonging
Shilo Freid, Roy Rubinstein
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04.08.26
'Whoever sheds blood': Does Judaism support the death penalty?
The Torah prescribes death for murder, but rabbinic authorities sharply restricted its use, making it rare through strict requirements such as two eyewitnesses and prior warning, even as some rabbis have endorsed capital punishment for terrorists
Shilo Freid
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04.01.26
Infant dies after circumcision complications, mohel arrested
Investigators suspect that negligence during the procedure led to an infection at the circumcision site, which ultimately resulted in the infant’s death
Maya Cohen, Shilo Freid
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03.31.26
The Israeli family factory baking matzah for millions under missile fire
At Matzot Aviv, a six-generation family business, workers pause production for air raid sirens but continue baking and shipping matzah worldwide, drawing on a legacy that stretches from the British Mandate and the Haganah to wartime Israel today
Shilo Freid
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03.31.26
Sister of American IDF soldier says family chose Israel burial out of pride in his path
Sgt. Moshe Yitzchak Hacohen Katz, a Hasidic Jew serving in the Paratroopers Brigade’s 890th Battalion, was killed by Hezbollah rocket fire targeting IDF forces operating in southern Lebanon
Shilo Freid
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03.29.26
IDF Sgt. Aviaad Volansky killed in Hezbollah anti-tank fire in southern Lebanon
The 21-year-old Jerusalem soldier was killed when Hezbollah fired two anti-tank missiles at his unit; one was intercepted, the other hit a tank, lightly wounding four soldiers, the IDF said
Elisha Ben Kimon, Shilo Freid
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03.26.26
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