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רס"ן במיל' ח' נפצע פעמיים
Wounded twice since Oct. 7, reserve officer says he is determined to return to duty
'As long as I’m alive, I will continue serving': after being wounded twice, in Gaza and Lebanon, Maj. H. is still recovering but already planning to return to reserve duty; 'I don’t see myself as a hero,' he says
Or Hadar | 04.01.26
תיעוד: רגע הנפילה במתחם בז"ן
'The fire isn't random': Iran’s retaliation strategy shows command and control still intact
Tehran is no longer just mirroring attacks on its own soil; it is expanding its response by targeting parallel sectors — from energy and nuclear sites to industry and academia — while signaling it is ready to raise the cost across the region
Lior Ben Ari | 04.01.26
כסף (אילוסטרציה)
This Passover, four questions about money matter most
With stress, fatigue and financial pressure driving many purchases, the holiday’s familiar framework offers a timely guide to smarter spending: Is it necessary, what is the right budget, how should it be paid for and did you shop around?
Gil Yahalom | 04.01.26
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'We will consider when Hormuz is open': Trump says Iran seeking ceasefire
US president says any pause in fighting would depend on reopening of key oil chokepoint; Iran’s foreign minister says no negotiations underway
Ilan Levinsohn | 04.01.26
דיכאון אילוס אילוסטרציה
Israel’s silent front: the mental health toll of prolonged conflict
Times of national crisis do not reduce the need for innovation in mental health - they sharpen it; mental health is not a secondary issue to be addressed later, once the security situation improves and recognizing this is key to Israel’s recovery and resilience
Prof. Itamar Grotto | 04.01.26
ביל אקמן
Billionaire Bill Ackman buys $20M Tel Aviv apartment, signaling confidence in market amid war
American investor’s purchase in the Six Senses-branded Rothschild 10 project highlights sustained faith in Israel’s luxury real estate sector despite ongoing conflict 
ynet Global | 04.01.26
מקלט בתל אביב בשעת אזעקה במהלך ימי שאגת הארי
‘When sirens sound, it feels like a heart attack’: anxiety cases surge amid war
More than 38,000 have sought mental health help since the Iran war began, but officials warn this is only the tip of the iceberg, as patients report severe anxiety symptoms triggered by sirens and experts explain the impact and risks
Or Hadar | 03.31.26
חציית המצה לשניים במהלך הסדר
What to do if there is a siren during the Seder? Questions of Jewish law for Passover
How do you prepare your home for Passover when your spouse is in the reserves? Should you repeat kiddush if an air-raid siren goes off during the telling of the Exodus story? Against the backdrop of the war against Iran, rabbis answer some important questions
Shmuel Munitz, Itzchak Tessler | 03.31.26
A member of Iranian volunteer militia (Basij)
Iran sends children to checkpoints as 11-year-old killed, witnesses report armed teens on front lines
Witnesses report armed teens at checkpoints across Iran; rights groups warn use of minors in security roles may constitute a war crime amid growing manpower shortages
ynet | 03.31.26
ראש הממשלה נתניהו בשיחת זום עם ראשי הרשויות המקומיות
Tactical success, strategic stagnation: The urgent role of Intelligence
Opinion: PM Netanyahu exercises significant autonomy in interpreting intelligence data, often utilizing one-way communication channels to present the public with a version of reality that serves his political interests. This process occurs in the relative absence of legislative scrutiny, as both the Knesset and the opposition have largely failed to fulfill their roles in demanding accountability through rigorous questioning about the current war against Iran
Avi Kalo | 03.31.26
Lily Feinstein and Noa Haron, co-founders of Mini Mitzvahs, at an army base in the south of Israel, 2025
Travel turmoil: Many Americans’ holiday plans canceled, others find path home
War-driven chaos leaves some stranded, others rerouted through Egypt and Jordan, and many with ties to Israel forced to celebrate apart from their families
Felice Friedson / The Media Line | 03.30.26
תקשורת, מדיה
Israeli headlines miss the warning signs abroad
Opinion: While local media focus on military achievements and internal political struggles, foreign websites reveal a troubling decline in support; without an immediate plan of action, Israel may soon find itself isolated
Tova Herzl | 03.30.26
חוף תל אביב, הבוקר
US professor living in Israel: what Americans see online about Iran war is 'not reality'
Fulbright scholar Jennifer Murtazashvili, who moved with her family to Israel, says daily life remains largely normal despite rocket fire and that many viral videos abroad are fake or misleading
Ynet | 03.29.26
הדיוויזיה המוטסת ה-82 של צבא ארה"ב
Pentagon preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran
The plans do not involve a full-scale invasion but rather raids by a mixture of Special Operations forces and conventional infantry troops, the Washington Post reported late Saturday night
ynet | 03.29.26
בניין המיועד לפינוי בינוי שנפגע מטיל מאיראן
Why waiting to buy in Israel during war could cost you more than acting now
Amid war and uncertainty, many buyers choose to wait, but that instinct may come at a cost, as hesitation driven by fear, perception and headlines can mean missing opportunities in a quieter, more flexible market
Noah Sander | 03.28.26
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