Educational activities allowed in bomb shelters along Lebanese border; cap of 5,000 at gatherings reintroduced in Jerusalem area and south
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On her first Holocaust Remembrance Day since realizing her dream of immigrating, Penina Zeitchik aims to gather with grandchildren also living in Israel to share what her family experienced in the war
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Military twice delayed pilot program during war; justices cite legal obligation to give equal opportunities when assigning men and women to combat roles
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TV and film icon declines role after criticism from some bereaved parents over her signature on a petition last year calling to end the 'horror' in Gaza
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An entire family wiped out in Haifa, three teenage siblings killed in Beit Shemesh, several immigrants and two foreign workers among those slain during 40 days of fighting
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As the Zikaron BaSalon program grows to over 2 million participants worldwide, former hostages and their families learn from survivors how telling their stories can aid in rehabilitation
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Meir and Yosef Nahum allegedly gave Iranian agents AI-generated fake army information in exchange for over $32,000
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Zini reportedly writes that Iranian agents may take advantage of Netanyahu's testimony to target him; watchdog notes previous Shin Bet head refused PM's request to submit such a warning
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Considered close to the PM, Gofman was controversially involved in use of a minor for an online influence campaign while a commander in IDF; 5-year term to start in June
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Israel Antiquities Authority says modern-day structure preserving the mosaic in Nahariya was damaged but the ancient floor is intact
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During the ceasefire with Iran, the iconic church that enshrines what many consider Jesus's tomb opens to the public and Christians from across denominations return with cautious joy
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Gaza-border kibbutz, which lost more than 100 residents, tears down two shattered neighborhoods, starting with house belonging to Gat family, to move on from trauma
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When a word carries history, burden, and identity all at once, can the Jewish people afford to let it go?
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Top court rebukes government and police for inaction on drafting ultra-Orthodox, accuses government of foot-dragging in order to 'buy time' before reinstating broad exemptions
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Indie singer, first Israeli musician to perform at California music festival, shares thoughts onstage about war turmoil
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Local government leaders recommend holding smaller ceremonies in lieu of large-scale events; Or Yehuda mayor says celebrating ‘as if nothing is happening' is detached from reality
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Over a quarter are older than 90, two-thirds are women; world Jewish population has still not recovered to numbers it had in 1933, according to Central Bureau of Statistics
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Ahead of High Court hearing, Netanyahu defends Ben Gvir's influence over police decision-making, demands court reject calls to fire far-right minister, who again breaches Temple Mt. status quo
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More suspects expected to be detained over killing of Bnei Brak resident Eviatar Azarzar, who was known to police; his body was found in Ramat Hasharon after a 3-week search
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Artem Dolgopyat takes top spot, Noam Berkovich comes in third, in Osijek
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Former PM praises former Finance Ministry head Keren Terner and ex-Communications Ministry chief Liran Avisar Ben-Horin, rejects Likud accusations of terrorist affiliation
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Archaeologists found the remains of dozens of children under the age of two deposited in a water reservoir of the ancient Judean town, a new study has revealed
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New major crimes unit division said being set up in coordination with Shin Bet, based on understanding that espionage 'won't go away' and motives are mostly financial
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With sessions set to resume Sunday after suspension during Iran war, PM seeks 2-week postponement, submits sealed envelope to court detailing the classified reasons
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Given ceasefire with Iran, court says 'in absence of a concrete warning,' protests can take place, add police don't need to disperse gatherings even if crowds exceed limits
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Beersheba family court says Yotam Haim, who was abducted to Gaza and mistakenly killed by troops after escaping Hamas captivity, expressed 'unequivocal' desire to have children
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Another military campaign halts with questionable success, as Netanyahu may find his standing less improved than he'd hoped. With elections looming, his rivals won't wait to take advantage
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The Tzalir Fund has evacuated and is looking after 1,200 frontline residents, most of them 75 and over, in five hotels. Its funding will end on April 15. Will the ceasefire outlast their respite?
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'We feel what our brothers and sisters in the north are going through,' says Kibbutz Nirim, which lost seven residents on October 7
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