Former nuclear official says move raises risk Tehran could claim it can't retrieve some of the material at Isfahan; US says it downed multiple Iranian drones targeting ships in Hormuz
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ToI's movie maven and deputy editor discuss Joseph Cedar's newly resonant 2007 Oscar-nominated film
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Residents of the Shapira neighborhood trade organic refuse for 'currency' to help fund a thriving community garden and farmers' market. Now, the idea is spreading
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With 1 in 4 Israelis likely to ask AI for voting guidance, a tech startup tests how leading models handle such queries, warns chatbots rely on biased sources and prioritize pleasing users over stating facts
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Former UK prime minister to assume a more managerial role on US-led body, while also taking on responsibilities relating to aid and continuing engagement with PA on reforms
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A site near Fureidis, south of Haifa, was occupied by early humans around 300,000 years ago, right before Home Sapiens and Neanderthals emerged in the region
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Meanwhile, Palestinian farmers claim IDF project to prevent smuggling and terror attacks has damaged their water infrastructure
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Iran says no final decision made following latest US claim that accord is at hand; Netanyahu's office calls deal an 'emerging MoU regarding entry into negotiations' after he speaks with president
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Protests, latest in escalating demonstrations, last about 2 hours; were called by extremist Jerusalem Faction in response to detention of 19 draft dodgers detained at riot at justice's house
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Trump has said he would like to seize key Iranian oil hub but soldiers could be exposed to missile and drone attacks; taking site could extend the war, say experts
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After reporting from Israel and the West Bank for six years, Alice Froussard wasn't let in and was sent back to France, in a decision by Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli
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US president claims the Iranian energy hub will be captured soon, but he's unsure Americans can 'stomach' it; Qatari mediators leave Tehran after talks, sources say sticking point is frozen Iranian funds
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No breakthroughs expected during June 15–17 summit, where Zelensky and Mideast mediators will join France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, and US as efforts to end wars stall
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NY correspondent Luke Tress brings us new details on Iranian proxies operating in the Jewish Diaspora, patterns of support among anti-Israel groups, and an investigation into the Miss Israel beauty contest
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Visit marks inauguration of tallest spire at basilica, which has been under construction for 144 years and is not expected to be finished before 2035
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Spanish government defines antisemitic incidents as acts of hatred or violence targeting Jews and Israelis, even as Madrid cements itself as one of Europe's harshest Israel critics
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Trump hints at further attacks if Iranians reject proposed agreement: 'We'll bomb the s**t out of them'; Islamic Republic targets Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain after latest US strikes, threatens to hit vessels traversing Strait of Hormuz
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Yuval Admon, working within the Prime Minister's Office, says 2026 crucial for shortening timelines, while KKL-JNF boss pledges NIS 100 million for new parkland
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Warehouse at Ramat David Airbase apparently hit by falling fragments, not a direct impact, probe finds; military says none injured, no harm to facility's functioning
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US president says Tehran taking too long to negotiate deal, ‘now they'll have to pay the price!’; Iran says American strikes in south damaged water supply for thousands
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Khaled al-Aydi, said to be a Palestinian refugee from Syria with Ukrainian citizenship, was held by Hezbollah, then escaped and disappeared, apparently via Ukrainian embassy
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Political correspondent Tal Schneider on a proposed controversial Basic Law that would have resounding ripples, and why nations that were once allies of Israel are sanctioning its ministers
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Leaders of 12 yeshivas in 'hesder' joint study-service program reject plan to allow women to serve with men; IDF source says army in 'impossible situation,' critics pan it as refusal to serve
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Ankara touts deal that would curb Jerusalem's influence, as lack of Israeli-Saudi normalization stalls progress on a India-Europe trade corridor passing through Jewish state
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Top Democrats in pickle over what extent to back Graham Platner, who has been accused of antisemitism for his claims about AIPAC control and faces allegations of misconduct toward women
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CENTCOM describes the 'self-defense strikes' on targets near the strait as 'proportional'; IRGC claims attacks on Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait, warns of 'more severe response' if US 'aggression' continues
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New bill would only consider the employment status of a child's mother, no longer examine the father's eligibility for conscription; Finance, Justice ministries oppose legislation
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Low-res pictures taken Monday seem to show damaged hangar at Ramat David airbase, IDF did not report impact in area; Iran says 2 of its air defense soldiers killed in IDF strike
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As Iran regards Lebanon as its vassal state, editor David Horovitz weighs in on the increasingly fraught US-Israel relationship
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