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The museum, accusing Israel of “cold-blooded terror,” said it would donate proceeds from its most valuable artifact to Palestinians.
“There are Oct. 8 Jews who just woke up to what’s happening and reconnecting with their Judaism. They’re trying to find a partner, and they’re not exactly sure who they are yet,” said Israeli-based dating coach Aleeza Ben Shalom.
At the recent World Championships, Israel finished 11th out of 46 in the men’s team épée, which is a remarkable achievement.
After 22 months of war, more than 25 local wineries and brands are set to participate in the Jerusalem Wine Festival at the Israel Museum.
“You have to be an optimist,” says Tomer Suissa, who co-manages the Tosha Bakery. “If you are not an optimist, you will not be here.”
The head of Kibbutz Metzer’s security team subdued a Palestinian man who had been loitering near the entrance gate, and who was later found to be armed.
“I don’t know how a human being could fit that much into one day, but he was always where he was supposed to be and taught us the importance of showing up,” the cantor’s son told JNS.
In addition to slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the name Mohammad experienced the fourth-biggest jump in the 2024 rankings, rising 15 places.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s policy shift bolsters prayer on Judaism’s holiest site, raising hopes and fears alike.
Terminal 1 at Ben-Gurion Airport—serving low-cost carriers and domestic flights—is set to reopen on Sunday.
“Our direct connection with the field helps us identify real challenges and offer tailored solutions,” said Neri Shotan, CEO of the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund.
