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No combing and no classes: there are also some advantages to this terrible war situation

Opinion: No need to exercise, no need to fill up on gas, no need to put on makeup, and no need to make plans for the weekend; there is a silver lining in the unusual situation in which we find ourselves

Ahuvit Rabi Golan | 03.19.26

Six Iranian barrages overnight; sirens sound in northern and central Israel

Four sirens in three hours in northern Israel as another fragmented missile hits central areas; foreign worker killed in Sharon, three Palestinian women killed near Hebron

ynet | 03.19.26

Israeli market gains may grow if war ends successfully, investment houses chief says

Nimrod Sapir says the more successfully the campaign ends, the more likely Israel’s risk premium will fall and the more attractive investment in Israel and its stock market will become

Gad Lior | 03.19.26

Guns are roaring, but the price of gold is falling — this is why

The precious metal, considered a safe haven in times of uncertainty and which surged at start of year, has stabilized since the war started at $5,000 per ounce; the reasons: fears of inflation following the surge in oil prices, which will hinder interest rate cuts

Calcalist | 03.18.26

Ora Hatan prepares food for soldiers instead of serving customers in her restaurant

Her Kurdish restaurant on the northern border remains empty: 'I have a mortgage and no customers, what am I supposed to do?'

As rockets, drones and economic hardship take a toll, residents along Israel’s northern border struggle to sustain daily life — clinging to their homes, livelihoods and sense of purpose despite mounting uncertainty and repeated destruction

Yoav Keren | 03.18.26

Study reveals Israel’s war divide: women more stressed, ultra-Orthodox less fearful, Arabs most distressed

Study finds Arab citizens report highest distress, women more likely to seek shelter and feel stress, while ultra-Orthodox report stronger faith and resilience during the war

Or Sofer | 03.17.26

Elbit reports record backlog as war drives demand for defense systems

Revenue jumps 16% as global demand surges; land systems and munitions drive growth while $28.1 billion backlog signals sustained defense spending momentum

ynet Global | 03.17.26

Decoding Houthi doublespeak on Iran: why 'ready' means 'not yet'

Analysis: Although Houthi rhetoric frames participation in the war on Iran as inevitable, the regime's own messaging pattern reveals a leadership managing the cost of inaction while avoiding any verifiable commitment to either war or restraint

Ari Heistein | 03.17.26

Iran launches overnight missile barrages across Israel; IDF strikes Beirut and Tehran

No casualties reported in Israel despite multiple barrages; Iranian attacks hit UAE, Baghdad and US Embassy as Trump advisers weigh exit or escalation options

ynet correspondents | 03.17.26

Etihad Airways plane; airports in the UAE were damaged and suffered heavy disruptions

War disrupts medicine supply routes, raising concerns over cancer treatment delays

War disrupts key Middle East air hubs, forcing rerouting of temperature-sensitive drug shipments; health officials warn prolonged delays could affect cancer treatment supplies

Tzur Gueta | 03.17.26

ראש ממשלת בריטניה קיר סטרמר, עמנואל מקרון, פרידריך מרץ

'France and Britain are floor rags': Senior Israeli officials condemn Europe's 'weakness' toward Iran

'Without a doubt Europe’s ugliest hour': Israeli officials accuse European governments of hypocrisy and inaction during the war with Iran, saying Europe has failed to help secure the Strait of Hormuz or defend Gulf states and focusing on Ukraine, energy concerns

Itamar Eichner | 03.16.26

Trump complains countries not helping in Strait of Hormuz, says Israel will not use nukes against Iran

US president asserts that the Iranians want to reach a deal, and that 'the only thing they have left is the worst kind of artificial intelligence: they showed buildings on fire in Tel Aviv'

News Agencies | 03.16.26

Israel owes its soldiers more than gratitude, it must help them build a future after the uniform

Opinion: Israel must treat discharged soldiers as a strategic national asset and invest in their civilian future, turning uncertainty after military service into a launchpad for a thriving future

Ram Rothberg | 03.16.26

Is Iran’s ‘target bank’ running out? What the latest strikes may reveal

Operation Roaring Lion began with the elimination of Iran’s top leadership, but 17 days into the war Israel is striking new targets — from Khamenei’s aircraft to space capabilities — raising questions about what objectives remain and the fate of Iran’s enriched uranium in Isfahan

Ron Crissy | 03.16.26

'Feel safer in the mall than at home': Israeli mall spending jumps 33% in week two of war

After a sharp drop in the first week of war, credit card spending surged to 9.3 billion shekels as Israelis returned to malls for coffee, shopping and family outings; retailers hope canceled overseas trips will boost Passover sales

Navit Zomer | 03.16.26

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