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Tania Shalom Michaelian

American Jewish teenagers came to Israel to study its history. Then Israeli history found them.
Years after joining a registry during a program in Israel, a young immigrant became a stem-cell donor for a cancer patient.
After the war upended small businesses in northern Israel, owners are rebuilding cautiously, adapting to a fragile new reality.
The program provides students with tools needed to confront antisemitism and misinformation when they return to their colleges.
As the first phase of reform is set to roll out by February, parents hope for more access while critics warn of strains.
A pioneering initiative by the Jerusalem-based OneFamily organization helps women bound by loss find empathy, understanding and renewed connection.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich advances dairy import reform as milk shortages and concerns over rising prices intensify.
“The Gaza Lie. Exposed,” Israel’s Foreign Ministry calls the revelation after fake “Gazan” accounts were revealed to be operating from Pakistan to the U.K.
A spokesperson for COGAT told JNS that the passengers flew from Israel “only after a third country had formally agreed to accept them.”