Already exhausted by nearly four weeks of missile fire overnight from Iran and Lebanon, Israelis are set to lose an hour of sleep overnight Thursday-Friday, with clocks jumping forward one hour, from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m., marking the start of…
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Israelis set to lose even more sleep as clocks to move forward for daylight saving
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A celebration of giving in Jerusalem
Packing “trendy” gifts for children of veterans with PTSD, prepared by individuals facing mental health challenges.Moving moments of Israeli solidarity were recorded today at the “Pisga” Center in Jerusalem as President Isaac Herzog and First…
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‘Missile hit’ flips car in Israel | US-Israel war on Iran
Surveillance footage shows a car overturning due to ‘falling rocket debris in central Israel’.
The Israeli Broadcasting Authority published a surveillance camera video documenting the moment a car overturned due to what it said was the impact…
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'No innocent children': Far-right Israeli lawmaker defends killing of Palestinian family
MK Yitzhak Kroizer of Ben-Gvir’s far-right party made the remarks in the Knesset after a Palestinian family was gunned down in the West Bank; MK Ayman Odeh filed an ethics complaint, saying ‘everywhere there are innocent people, Israelis and…
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Passover Campaign – American Friends
* Looking to make a donation to one of our other programs? Click here: Pesach is a time of freedom, hope, and renewal.
More than 3,000 years ago, our ancestors journeyed from slavery to freedom. But today, thousands of families in…
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Benjamin Netanyahu vote on trial witness’s appointment draws call for probe
Opposition MKs from Yesh Atid, Shelly Tal Meron and Karin Elharrar asked Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara on Wednesday to examine Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s role in the appointment of Dr. Yifat Ben Hay-Segev as chair of the Second…
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ADL releases first-ever online gaming leaderboard evaluating efforts to curb antisemitism
Anti-Defamation League assesses leading video game companies on policies and in-game safety features; Grand Theft Auto Online and Call of Duty among top performers.
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Israel shuts down national parks, trails amid war with Iran – JNS.org
National forests, parks, hiking trails and roadside recreation areas across Israel have been closed until further notice in light of the war with Iran, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael–Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) announced on…
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Iran’s underground missile bases immune to attack
Iran’s resilience, despite the destruction of half of its launchers and ballistic missile stockpiles, rests on fortified missile bases built deep underground.
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