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Yair Kraus
I ate lobster for the first time—and it was kosher
Chef Dylan David refused to let becoming religious ruin the flavors in his kitchen, so he embarked on a culinary mission; The result: Otoro, a restaurant in Ramat Gan that introduces kosher diners to unfamiliar flavors; Yair Kraus, an observant Jew, found himself happily eating crab and lobster tartare—and even caviar
Yair Kraus
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04.27.25
Air Force jet accidentally drops weapons shrapnel over northern Israel kibbutz for second time
Residents of Kibbutz Dan reported hearing a 'loud explosion' after fragments of Israeli Air Force weapons fell near the border following an airstrike in Lebanon; comes 2 weeks after bomb accidentally dropped on a kibbutz; the IDF said it is investigating
Yair Kraus, Yoav Zitun
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04.27.25
'Here we can act like ourselves, no judgement:' Recovering from the trauma of war
Soldiers returning from the Gaza war find relief from the mental toll at a retreat offering emotional and physical release through movement, farming, and open dialogue
Yair Kraus
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04.26.25
Missile fired by Houthi rebels triggers sirens in Haifa, Western Galilee
Houthi rebels target northern city in rare attack, sending millions to shelters in the pre-dawn hours; IDF says missile likely intercepted; no injuries are reported
Yoav Zitun, Yair Kraus, Raanan Ben-Zur, Associated Press
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04.23.25
Struggling to rebound from war, Israel's northernmost city is withering away
Kiryat Shmona remains nearly deserted since the war, with shops closing daily and the main mall shut until at least August; business owners cite mounting losses, red tape and lack of aid; 'This is a city that never should have been built'
Yair Kraus
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03.26.25
'Nowhere to hide': Secret IDF operation to prevent Hezbollah cross border incursions revealed
New initiative reshapes the border, clearing forests and destroying terror group's infrastructure to secure northern communities; Israel vows to maintain a buffer zone through surveillance and engineering to prevent future threats
Yair Kraus
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03.17.25
Israel to begin employing Syrian Druze workers in Golan Heights pilot project
Israel plans a one-day pilot to employ 40 Syrian Druze workers in the Golan Heights to address labor shortages in agriculture; While some farmers are optimistic, others remain skeptical about the long-term feasibility and security implications of the project
Yair Kraus, Einav Halabi
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03.12.25
A little snow and a lot of security: Mt. Hermon site welcomes Israelis again after being closed for a year and a half
Mount Hermon reopens to visitors after a prolonged closure due to security concerns; While ski trails remain off limits, visitors can enjoy snow activities, scenic views and local attractions, with tickets purchased in advance through the official website
Yair Kraus
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03.03.25
Mount Hermon resort announces reopening date
Popular tourist site says eager to accept new visitors after a nearly two-year hiatus due to the war in Gaza; management awaits IDF approval
Yair Kraus
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02.25.25
False alarm triggers sirens in Golan Heights in first since November
Residents document interceptor missiles launched toward suspected aerial target; IDF later clarifies interceptors fired at targets mistakenly identified as hostile
Yair Kraus
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02.25.25
Jewish Tundra: Winter wave 'Coral' leaves Israelis shivering
The 'Coral' cold snap is nearing its peak, bringing freezing temperatures, light rain and possible snow expected to last through the week
Ilana Curiel, Yair Kraus
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02.23.25
Dozens of Hasidim clash with IDF while attempting to cross into Lebanon
Group traveled to the area to visit the tomb of Rabbi Ashi in second similar incident within less than a week; four arrested facing remand; Two IDF soldiers were lightly injured
Yair Kraus
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02.19.25
IDF to withdraw from South Lebanon, keeping military presence in strategic points
Troops continued to destroy terror infrastructure along the border; military deployment along the frontier, three times larger than before the war; IDF says Hezbollah increasing efforts to launch drones for intelligence purposes
Yair Kraus, Lior Ben Ari
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02.18.25
IDF strikes Lebanon as Hezbollah chief warns against delaying withdrawl
Military says it attacked terror group's sites in the Bekka Valley in response to violations of the ceasefire agreement; Qassem says Lebanese people have the right to confront the Israeli enemy
Lior Ben Ari, Yoav Zitun, Yair Kraus
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02.16.25
Dozens of Haredi pilgrims illegally cross into Lebanon to pray at rabbi's tomb
Watch the video: At least 20 ultra-Orthodox men crossed the border overnight and entered the tomb of 4th century Babylonian scholar Rav Ashi; They were stopped and returned to Israel by the IDF; Eight were taken for questioning
Yair Kraus
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02.16.25
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