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'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

Iran airs new footage of Israeli strikes from 12-day war

Five months into ceasefire, Iranian and Saudi media release videos showing Israeli cruise missile attacks on air defense sites; Tehran says its defenses remained operational despite casualties and heavy damage

Lior Ben Ari | 11.29.25

Winning the info war: Why ‘hasbara’ isn’t enough in the age of fake news

Many Israelis believe the country’s global problem is 'hasbara,' but clinging to that defensive, apologetic concept is outdated; today, the goal is not to explain reality but to shape it, especially for young people fed by fake news; this week’s X revelation — that many viral 'Gaza' anti-Israel accounts are run by impostors abroad — underscores the challenge ahead

Ella Kenan | 11.28.25

From Oz to Israel: 'Wicked' song 'No Place Like Home' echoes fears of belonging and forced migration

New 'Wicked' sequel’s song offers a timely twist on Dorothy’s iconic line, using Elphaba’s story to explore fears of lost belonging, echoes of darker regimes and migration driven by despair — a scene many viewers now treat as a political anthem

Omer Tessel | 11.26.25

Family of slain hostage urges swift action, citing complex recovery operations

Relatives of Dror Or, murdered and taken into Gaza on Oct. 7, say retrieving his remains requires complex, coordinated operations; call on Israel and international actors to act urgently as two other hostage bodies remain in Gaza after more than 770 days

Alexandra Lukash | 11.17.25

‘Some fallen soldiers were already in my heart’: IDF casualties chief on grief, social media and two years of war

After 24 years as an IDF casualty officer and now heading the military’s Casualties Department, Col. Meital Samet-Cohen describes the unprecedented toll of a war entering its third year, the race against social media, young widows, her own recovery from injury and the many soldiers she knows only after they fall

Anat Lev Adler | 11.15.25

Israeli envoy warns communication war continues despite ceasefire; pushes campus initiative

Hassan-Nahoum says Abraham Accords proved resilient through conflict; launches program to bring international students to Israeli universities

Sivan Raviv | 11.13.25

ביג בנימין נתניהו מבקר המדינה מתניהו אנגלמן

Israel lacked binding national security doctrine before October 7, scathing war review finds

State Comptroller Englman blames years of political inaction for leaving Israel without a formal security doctrine, weakening military planning before the war; he cites Netanyahu’s stalled 2018 plan and urges Cabinet to act swiftly

Yaron Drukman | 11.11.25

Funeral procession begins for IDF Lt. Hadar Goldin, 11 years after Gaza abduction

Thousands are expected to attend the funeral of Lt. Hadar Goldin, whose remains were returned to Israel 11 years after his 2014 abduction in Rafah; IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir will deliver a eulogy at the Kfar Saba military cemetery

Eitan Glickman | 11.11.25

IDF medical chief: 'We’re using AI to train soldiers to detect distress and prevent suicides'

Brig. Gen. Zivan Aviad Beer revealed at the ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth Health Conference that the IDF has halved battlefield fatalities compared to the 2006 Lebanon War and now treats mental health as 'no less vital than saving a limb'

Sarit Rosenblum | 11.10.25

Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg, parents of murdered hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin

'We are all hostages': Study of captives' families redefines global understanding of wartime trauma

Prof. Hagai Levine describes families' 'ambiguous loss and of not knowing what happened to their beloved, which is different from mourning'

Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line | 11.09.25

Inside the secret IDF desert commando unit that could have changed October 7

Five years before October 7, the IDF disbanded Sayeret Rimon, a special Gaza-focused commando known for its desert warfare skills. Its veterans, including freed hostage Avinatan Or, say: 'We could have stopped it'

Gal Ganot | 11.07.25

Thousands mourn top IDF officer abducted to Gaza: ‘If I’m captured, I won’t go in alive—don’t make deals for me’

Col. Asaf Hamami, the highest-ranking officer kidnapped to Gaza and the first to declare 'war' on Oct. 7, was laid to rest in Tel Aviv; His family, friends, and Israel’s military leadership mourned a 'hero of Israel' who embodied courage, duty, and moral strength

Lihi Gordon | 11.04.25

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