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'We came back, but the city didn't': northern border town residents warn of collapse after war

Months after evacuations, residents of Kiryat Shmona say the city is empty, businesses are closing and essential services are failing; with no clear recovery plan, locals demand government action before Kiryat Shmona fades for good

Yair Kraus | 12.23.25

Finance Ministry warns Iran war would trigger new budget shock

Senior officials caution that renewed fighting with Tehran could cost tens of billions, forcing Israel to raise the deficit, breach its budget again or slash funding to ministries, marking a third straight year of economic strain from prolonged war

Gad Lior | 12.23.25

How much will trauma cost Israel in the years ahead?

From spikes in deadly road accidents and domestic violence to soaring sedative and opioid use, a new NATAL analysis shows that the psychological aftermath of October 7 threatens Israel’s human capital and long-term growth

Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line | 12.22.25

Israeli court rules airlines must cover passenger expenses after war-related flight cancellations

Ashdod small claims court ruled that airlines and travel agencies must reimburse passengers for lodging, food, transportation and alternative flights canceled due to the Oct. 7 war, even when carriers are exempt from paying additional statutory compensation

Lital Dubrovitsky | 12.17.25

מטוסי מטוס קרב F-16 F16 של חיל האוויר הישראלי ב תרגיל הבינלאומי בלו פלאג Blue Flag ב בסיס עובדה

Air Force reserve officers who called for an end to war will be reinstated

Maj. Gen. Tomer Bar decided to reinstate the 15 reserve officers who were suspended after they signed a letter calling for an end to the war and the return of the hostages; 'With reduction in intensity of the fighting, there is no longer an obstacle to summoning them for reserve duty'

Netael Bandel | 12.17.25

הלוויתו של רס"ל (במיל') אריאל לובלינר ז"ל

Our hidden national capital: the values underlying the existence of the State of Israel

Opinion: Israel’s security depends not only on military and intelligence capabilities but also on moral strength; bereaved families, who carry weight of national sacrifice, form country's moral backbone—an essential pillar of resilience and unity

Yossi Cohen | 12.14.25

חיילים בתא הלחץ של המכון לרפואה ימית בחיפה

The pressure chamber helping wounded IDF soldiers heal and return to military service

Originally designed for diving injuries, the Navy hyperbaric institute in Haifa now treats thousands of wounded troops with burns, amputations, and hearing damage; for many, the healing is physical and emotional alike

Sarit Rosenblum | 12.13.25

אזכרתו של גל איזנקוט ז"ל, שנתיים למותו - אביו גדי

At son’s memorial, Gadi Eisenkot calls for state inquiry and condemns draft evasion law

Two years after the death of Gal Eisenkot, son of a former IDF chief of staff, his father said at a memorial that a state inquiry is owed to the fallen and that draft evasion violates mutual responsibility; on the Rafah tunnel video: 'With leadership, the six hostages could have been here'

Eitan Glickman | 12.12.25

'Journalist' Hassan Aslih with slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar

Study reveals majority of Gaza war 'journalists' tied to terror groups

New study reveals at least 157 of 266 Palestinians labeled as journalists and killed in Gaza were operatives or affiliates of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, highlighting how terror groups embed media workers in propaganda and military activity

Ron Crissy | 12.11.25

צוות הגששים. מימין: סרן עלי, סא"ל בסאם ורס"ר טאלב

‘We try to get into the terrorist’s head, read his route and hiding place, and in the end we always get him’

On patrol with Gaza Division trackers who read sand and rubble like a map, they recall the signs that saved troops from snipers and bombs, the hunt that ended at Sinwar’s body and the long search for their fallen comrade Sergeant Major Muhammad el-Atrash, returned in the last deal

Lior Ben Ami | 12.08.25

'We will not be silent': Arab journalists reveal death threats from Hamas

In an interview with ynet, Arab journalists and activists reveal torture, threats and smear campaigns by Hamas for exposing dissent inside Gaza and vow to keep reporting despite the danger

Lior Ben Ari | 12.08.25

Hamas official says the terror group ready to discuss ‘freezing or storing’ its weapons

Hamas official Bassem Naim says the terrorist group is 'open to a comprehensive approach to avoid further escalations' as Israel and Hamas prepare for a far more complex second phase of the US-brokered ceasefire

Associated Press | 12.07.25

'Service dogs are the highest level of emotional support that can be provided'

'The patient and the puppy grow together': the farm helping war survivors rebuild their lives

At an animal-assisted therapeutic farm in Tel Mond, wounded soldiers, first responders and bereaved families find a path back from trauma, discovering healing through animals and the unconditional acceptance that helps pull them out of the depths

Anat Lev Adler | 12.07.25

A man dressed as Santa Claus sells balloons near Nativity Square during a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Bethlehem, West Bank, on December 6, 2025

Christmas celebrations return to Bethlehem after 2 years of war in Gaza

After two bleak holiday seasons, families and vendors fill Manger Square again as Bethlehem cautiously rebuilds its tourism lifeline, even as West Bank tensions, checkpoints and violence temper hopes for recovery and peace

Associated Press | 12.07.25

הרס בעקבות מתקפה של רוסיה על קייב אוקראינה

Ukraine struck by deadly barrages as Kyiv expands pressure on Russia’s oil infrastructure

Russian strikes kill civilians and cut power as Kyiv steps up Black Sea attacks on Russia-linked oil ships, amid sensitive Ukraine-US talks on war’s end

ynet Global | 11.30.25

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