IRGC bought satellite in late 2024 after it was launched into space, and directed it to monitor bases before and after missile and drone strikes on them, Financial Times says
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Ambassador said to have initially asked Israel to prevent the vessel from docking; Ukraine's FM tells Sa'ar 'illegal trade with stolen goods must not be allowed'
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Lead changes several times throughout game with Phoenix; Trail Blazers to face San Antonio in first round of Western Conference playoffs
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In latest broadside against ice cream maker's parent company, Ben Cohen says it's stifling social activism
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Hampshire College cites declining enrollment, mounting debt as reasons it will shutter at the end of 2026 after 61 years; closure will not affect Yiddish Book Center
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Shurat HaDin accuses Pedro Sanchez's government of providing 'components required by the regime in Tehran and its proxies for military purposes'
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'My father didn’t make it because he was a Jew,' says daughter of man killed in Bondi Beach attack, as survivors of contemporary massacres join those who survived the WWII genocide by Nazi Germany
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Beirut wants a ceasefire and Jerusalem wants to disarm Hezbollah. But as long as Tehran is able to keep backing its Lebanese proxy, both seem improbable
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After discovering his own patriarch's role in the Holocaust, scholar Johannes Spohr offers workshops that confront uncomfortably specific truths amid a wider culture of remembrance
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Police arrest Israeli driver of vehicle used in attempt to smuggle dozens of apparent Palestinian laborers through West Bank checkpoint
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Court hears petitions seeking to fire national security minister, which Netanyahu slammed as unconstitutional; AG backs ouster of far-right minister, saying he overstepped his powers
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CENTCOM says blockade of Iran ‘fully implemented' * Trump says no need to extend Iran ceasefire, predicts progress in talks * Justice minister vows not to obey High Court if it rules Ben Gvir must be fired, hearing starts with public barred
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Yesh Atid accuses 'draft dodgers and the corrupt' of prioritizing schools that don't teach core curriculum, while ultra-Orthodox MK claims the community has the best schools
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Move is to maintain 'maximum pressure' on Tehran, after last month's ease aimed to keep energy prices at bay amid Hormuz chokehold
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Organizers announces 'gradual return to normal' after the event was scaled down in wake of deadly 2023 terror attack on historic Ghriba synagogue
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Relatives reportedly urge lawmakers not to turn their loved ones' final resting place into a political platform, pan government policies as creating more bereavement
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Hezbollah bombarded Israel as two-hour meeting began; joint statement recognizes 'urgent need' to restore Nov. 2024 ceasefire, as Israel commits to working for 'durable peace'
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Far-right Konrad Berkowicz prompts outrage from fellow lawmakers with display, as he accuses Israel of 'genocide' in Gaza; Israel embassy pans 'antisemitic horror'
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US president gives contradictory accounts about speed of progress in negotiations; Barnea says Israel planned for campaign aimed at regime change 'to continue even after strikes end'
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The Tel Aviv Museum of Art's curators guide visitors through the New Objectivity exhibit, rehung in its dressing rooms
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Backed by serial tech entrepreneur Avigdor Willenz, DustPhotonics develops silicon photonics technology enabling data transfer at the speed of light for AI apps
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Exhibit in Dam Square by pro-Palestinian nonprofit commemorates Palestinian children killed in Gaza war, drawing criticism
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Dozens of families at Temple Beth El in West Palm Beach have 'adopted' child victims to memorialize as their own, in a form of remembrance some laud for its continuity
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Jerusalem downplays Rome's decision not to renew MOU, which expired Monday, insists it won't impact security; petition to reassess EU ties with Israel gets over million signatures
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In the deadliest year for Diaspora Jews in three decades, the March of the Living becomes a meeting place for those who experienced antisemitic persecution on three continents
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B’nai B’rith-KKL-JNF citation honors heroes who endangered their own lives to save fellow community members in World War II
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State ceremony at Yad Vashem takes place without audience amid fighting with Hezbollah, ceasefire with Iran; March of the Living held in Poland, with most Israelis unable to attend
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Ignacy Chiger died half a century ago, but his newly published war memoir raises complicated questions of Judenrat's Jewish communal responsibility versus allegations of complicity
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Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Holocaust Remembrance Day, Iranian negotiations, talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, and a landslide victory for new Hungarian PM
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