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In divided Israel, one school unites religious and secular students: ‘Seek those who think differently’

Morning prayer or mindfulness class? Why not both? As polarization in Israeli society worsens, one school in Binyamina is trying to create a different reality; Secular and religious students in the integrated track at Atid Cramim High School study together and hang out

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 04.06.26

Surgeon who treated hundreds of terror victims to receive Israel Prize for lifetime achievement

Prof. Avraham Rivkind, a pioneer of trauma care who treated victims of terror attacks and IDF soldiers, will be honored on Independence Day for decades of life-saving work and shaping Israel’s emergency medicine system

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad, Or Hadar | 03.24.26

From Tuesday: holiday school to operate only in ‘yellow’ areas that choose to open

The Passover holiday program will run only in areas permitted by Home Front Command guidelines that opted to open, for kindergarten to grade 2, over five days with five hours daily

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 03.20.26

“We’re still keeping up with the material.” D. at a post in Lebanon

Israeli teacher in reserves keeps teaching students from Lebanon combat zone

An IDF paramedic and high school educator, serving nearly 400 days in reserves, continues teaching his students over Zoom from combat zones in Lebanon and Syria, saying the bond gives strength to both sides and keeps the next generation grounded

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 03.20.26

Israel eases wartime restrictions in several regions starting Monday

Differential Home Front Command guidelines will allow limited gatherings, schools and workplaces in parts of Israel where protected spaces are accessible, easing restrictions in southern and eastern regions

Gal Ganot, Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 03.14.26

'Auschwitz visit felt even more powerful': Hundreds of Israeli students return from Poland in covert rescue

Nearly 900 Israeli teens on Holocaust heritage trips were evacuated in a secret operation via Egypt after war erupted at home, recalling fear for their families and a deeper sense of the importance of Israel

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 03.05.26

Prime minister's office seeks to drop the term ‘massacre’ from Oct. 7 memorial bill

PMO representative Yoel Elbaz said 'massacre' should be removed from the title, arguing the term 'events' is broader and that public memory will be shaped by the future memorial authority’s work

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 02.11.26

Economic inequality leaves hundreds of thousands of infants outside supervised care, study finds

The findings come days after two infants died at a Jerusalem day care center, sharpening scrutiny of access to regulated early childhood frameworks

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 01.22.26

Over 100,000 infants unsupervised: Jerusalem daycare tragedy exposes scale of unregulated childcare in Israel

Budget cuts have sharply reduced daycare supervision as inspectors uncover hundreds of illegal facilities nationwide; authorities are moving to shut unlicensed centers after two infants died at a private, unregulated daycare in Jerusalem

Shira Kadri-Ovadia, Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 01.20.26

Israel approves University of Kiryat Shmona, first new Galilee university in decades

Former Tel Hai Academic College will gain university status in 2026–27, backed by 570M shekel investment, new Ph.D. programs, an engineering faculty and a veterinary school, as leaders tout the move as a driver of recovery and growth in the North

Yair Kraus, Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 01.20.26

At 44, chemistry teacher enlists in IDF after canceling religious exemption

Dr. Naama Rubinstein canceled a religious exemption to enlist, balancing military service with research, teaching and family life — and offering her students a living example of leadership, service and choice

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 01.13.26

Israel Prize awarded to renown artist Yaacov Agam, 97

He is well-known as the creator of the Fire and Water Fountain in Tel Aviv’s Dizengoff Square; Prize committee: 'Agam broke the boundaries of traditional visual art and pioneered new languages in kinetic art and op art'

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 01.07.26

Sharp rise in suicidal thoughts among Israeli youth: ‘Numbers we’ve never seen before’

Doctors warn that the growing number of children and teenagers seeking emergency psychiatric care reflects deeper, more complex distress intensified by the war and highlights the need for immediate, coordinated national action

Or Hadar, Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 01.01.26

Likud Knesset member seeks to expand antiquities authority to Gaza in controversial bill

Likud lawmaker Amit Halevi sought to expand his West Bank antiquities bill to include Gaza, but the update wasn’t voted on as legal advisers warned of 'international sensitivities'

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 12.31.25

Lesson in generosity: teacher opens free clothing boutique for students

Teacher Michal Mizrahi set up a clothing shop at a Tel Aviv high school, where students can refresh their wardrobes with stylish items, free of charge and without judgment

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 12.26.25

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