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Linda Gradstein

Linda Gradstein

Linda Gradstein is a freelance writer for JNS.

The collection highlights a British officer’s lasting influence on Israel’s combat doctrine.
Nahariya hospital moves underground as Metula residents stand fast despite frequent Hezbollah rocket attacks.
A chance visit to a Krakow apartment building led an Israeli designer to a hidden box of documents and objects that survived the Shoah.
The number of foreign laborers continues to grow as employers replace Palestinian workers in the Jewish state.
Israeli wine lovers gathered in Tel Aviv for Sommelier, the country’s largest annual winery exhibition, signaling renewed momentum across the sector.
Visitors to the Friends of Zion Museum are invited to experience the Jewish state’s history through lifelike holograms of its prime ministers.
With Israel’s roads overwhelmed, infrastructure lagging and traffic worsening, the most affected city is paving a new path. But will it work?
More than 1,000 visiting pastors traveled to Israel’s south, witnessing the devastation of Oct. 7 and vowing to amplify Israel’s story.
After losing his beloved grandfather on Oct. 7, Gal Pauker revives the family winery, turning grief into growth.
Two years after the massacre, Israel has still not prosecuted any of the hundreds of terrorists arrested on Oct. 7, 2023.
The Schechter Rabbinical Seminary invited both clergy and lay people to write prayers in a compilation titled, ‘Rejoice with Trembling.’
“When organizations like Hamas are quiet, that’s when they’re the most lethal,” Lara Burns told journalists in Tel Aviv.