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From the battlefield to the classroom: How Israeli reservists are rebuilding civil discourse
After months of fighting side by side, reservists from across Israel’s political and social spectrum are bringing the spirit of shared responsibility they forged in uniform into schools and communities to model respectful disagreement
ynet Global
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02.24.26
From ancient Greece to Iran: how the Olympics have delayed wars
In ancient Greece, rival states observed an 'Olympic truce' during the Games; efforts to uphold the tradition continue today, though not always successfully; meanwhile, Trump warned Iran to reach a deal
Ron Crissy
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02.20.26
Painting hope: Israeli artists unite to support victims of war and terror
The 26th annual Israeli Art Exhibition will donate proceeds to NATAL – Israel Trauma and Resiliency Center, funding mental health treatment and rehabilitation for Israelis affected by war and terror, including the aftermath of Oct. 7
ynet Global
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02.19.26
'We are angry at the state': parents of Ofri Yafe speak out after fatal friendly fire in Gaza
Hadas and Yiftach Yafe, whose son Ofri was killed by IDF fire in a case of mistaken identity, said they bear no anger toward the army or its soldiers, but blaming the state for placing 'the best of our sons in illogical situations,' adding that they donated his organs in hopes he might save lives
Yair Kraus
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02.18.26
Simulating an Iranian missile strike: IDF drills in the heart of destruction
For the first time since Oct. 7, the IDF has returned rescue forces to a Gaza border symbol of heroism, setting up a large destruction site as it prepares for a possible new round with Iran, including mass-casualty, armed attack and cyber scenario
Yoav Zitun
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02.02.26
Hamas plans to include its 'police' force in Gaza’s new administration
Hamas is seeking to integrate its 10,000 armed 'police' into a technocratic Gaza government, a force Israel considers terrorists, while the group says it expects the new administration to value their experience and protect their rights
News Agencies
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01.27.26
Internal US paper casts Trump as final authority over Gaza’s future
The document outlines a governance framework granting the US president sweeping powers over Gaza’s administration, reconstruction and security arrangements, including authority over key appointments and oversight mechanisms
Itamar Eichner
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01.27.26
The hidden identity behind Liam Or’s kidnapping
More than two years after Liam Or returned from Hamas captivity, the secret that put him at risk is revealed for the first time: his father Ramzy Nassar’s identity as a Muslim Arab, and the silence, name change and anguish behind it
Hagar Kochavi
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01.26.26
15 Palestinians to run Gaza under phase two as US unveils plan led by PA official today
The body of hostage Ran Gvili has not been returned, but the US will announce progress in the ceasefire and name a Palestinian committee and Board of Peace for Gaza, while an international force remains undecided
Einav Halabi
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01.14.26
Partner of fallen IDF soldier Josh Boone says they planned future together: ‘The war took toll on his soul’
Josh Boone discussed marriage and children with his partner Keren before he was found dead in his Beersheba home; the IDF offered to recognize him as a soldier who died after service, but his family is seeking fallen soldier status
Gal Ganot
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01.13.26
IDF plans postwar future amid US aid cut fears and election uncertainty
More than two years after Oct. 7, and amid election and budget risks, the IDF launches a new five-year plan, preparing for a massive force buildup as a possible alternative to US aid, despite no guaranteed funding
Yoav Zitun
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01.12.26
Kibbutz Be’eri residents decide to preserve one house as symbol of October 7
As burned homes across Kibbutz Be’eri are demolished one by one after the massacre, residents decided to preserve a single house as the last remaining survivor
Matan Tzuri
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01.10.26
The war is over and the miracles are many, but ours never came
As we mark two years since my son Amichai fell in Gaza I am grappling with grief that feels as strong as it did after the knock on our door; the rest of the country is moving on but our family will never be the same
Marcy Oster
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01.07.26
Chabad yeshiva sets Israeli crowdfunding record as giving grows in 2025
New report from Charidy reveals Israelis donated $133 million via its platform in 2025, 37% rise from the previous year, with a record-breaking 100-million-shekel campaign by Chabad’s Safed yeshiva and a top single gift of 7.2 million
Gad Lior
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01.07.26
IDF adopts ‘War of Revival’ name at Netanyahu’s request
Military will use the name ‘War of Revival’ in official settings after PM pressed for the change, a move that has drawn criticism from some bereaved families
Yoav Zitun
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12.26.25
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