During the visit, one soldier read a poem written by a yeshiva student who had studied in the same institution and was killed in those battles. For many of the recruits, the moment underscored their decision to enlist despite strong opposition in…
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Police clash with haredi protesters in Beit Shemesh
Police clash with haredi protesters in Beit Shemesh | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel NewsHaredi demonstrators rioted in Beit Shemesh, blocking buses and throwing stones, as police units moved in to disperse the crowd.Haredi…
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Emotional Beitar win and league chaos across Israel
Emotional Beitar win and league chaos across Israel | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Israel SportsLate equalizers, red cards, and coaching turmoil shaped a dramatic week across Israeli soccer.Former Hostage Ram Braslavski on the…
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AJC welcomes Dublin’s decision to keep Herzog Park name
American Jewish Committee welcomes Dublin City Council’s withdrawal of a proposal to rename Herzog Park, urging leaders to preserve Jewish heritage while supporting Palestinian Arabs, and warning against erasing Ireland’s Jewish history.
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Female soldier lightly wounded in West Bank ramming, IDF searching area
Female soldier lightly wounded in West Bank ramming, IDF searching area
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The Israel Music Showcase Festival brings Israeli musicians
The Israel Music Showcase Festival brings Israeli musicians | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Israel Culture Scattered throughout the crowd was a delegation of music industry professionals from around the world: festival managers,…
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Egypt and EU stepping up preparations to dispatch Palestinian police force in Gaza
Egypt and the European Union are preparing to expand training of Palestinian police for deployment in Gaza under US President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan for the Strip, two diplomats and a foreign official briefed on the issue have…
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Israeli composer wins prestigious Engel Prize
Israeli composer wins prestigious Engel Prize | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Israel Culture Navok describes his 10-minute orchestral piece, ‘Blue, Yellow, Smoke,’ composed during the early days of the Russia-Ukraine War, as trying…
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‘I searched for my father in the ruins’: 1000s under Gaza rubble
As soon as Mohammed al-Banna heard that Israeli forces had withdrawn from eastern Gaza City in early August, he made his way there.
His father, Jehad al-Banna, had last been seen heading towards their home in the Shuja’iyya neighborhood.
The…
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Jews Worldwide Must Put ‘The Jewish People and The Jewish Nation’ First
Melanie Phillips, while speaking recently before a pro-Israel conference in New York City. (Screenshot) Jewish Zionist activist Melanie Phillips told her audience, “there is no such thing as the Palestinian people,” and “the Jews are the…
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