'We Will Rise,' opened June 9 and running through October, pairs texts by writer and poet Noam Horev with Ziv Koren’s photographs in a 45-minute journey through trauma and resilience
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Eyal Ostrinsky says the org won't buy West Bank land or fund projects for right-wing settler youth, claiming his priorities are more traditional -- forestry and boosting populations in the periphery
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First day of trading sees stock price jump some 20 percent after biggest IPO in history
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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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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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A Bronx-born writer who was 'hungry for Judaism' from a young age, Trager wrote for Newsday until her death, loved Israel, and was involved in myriad Jewish institutions and causes
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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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Four coalition MKs opposed measure equating bible study to military service; critics say bill seeks to preserve draft exemptions, 'spits in the face' of servicemembers
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Although fundraising by local tech jumped 45% this year, it was invested in fewer companies, mostly cyber and AI; startups hire abroad as shekel fuels costs, according to new report
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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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Outgoing Republican rep for Kentucky suggests sinking of spy ship in 1967, which US and Israel found to be tragic accident, was 'intentional murder'
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Diplomatic source tells Reuters that International Criminal Court's governing body has recommended Karim Khan be removed from his post, with the decision now up to member states
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Crude prices jump over 4%, compounding dips in European and Asian markets, as financial and insurance indices lead losses on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
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26-year-old, who allegedly resisted arrest, is one of 65 detained for attack on home of Supreme Court justice who has ordered effective penalties against draft dodgers
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Central bank purchases $801 million after shekel reached a 33-year peak against the dollar, raising fears of tech firm layoffs and relocations to cheaper markets
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Ruling party's internal court finds no constitutional grounds for expelling veteran member, says judgment on his actions should be left to voters; Gallant: 'Attempted political assassination'
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The prime minister hoped to head to the polls as the victor of the Middle East, but a rebuke from Trump and ultra-Orthodox crises have imposed a new political reality
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