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  33 family tombs were found in a hillside excavation of a necropolis, or "City of the Dead," in Aswan, Egypt. The tombs were constructed between the 6th century BC and the 2nd or 3rd century AD, spanning the Persian, Ptolemaic, and Roman dynasties. The rock-cut tombs, unique in their height compared to others in […]

Freud and his disciples did their utmost to keep political reality from creeping into their talks with patients, a decision that almost brought their movement to an end

  A large-scale study involving over 390,000 generally healthy U.S. adults found no evidence that daily multivitamin use reduces the risk of mortality from any cause, including cardiovascular diseases or cancer, even after adjusting for factors like lifestyle, demographics, health conditions, race, ethnicity, education, and diet quality over a 20-year period. While about one-third of […]

Samidoun will be hosting a series of group study events discussing the PFLP document "Strategy for the Liberation of Palestine."

Adi Mizrahi, who stabbed 52-year-old Yuri Volkov in Holon in 2022, was charged with murder out of indifference in a plea deal. The indictment says evidence made it difficult to determine if Volkov's death was caused by the stabbing, or the medical treatment he received

Israeli security officials said that repair of electric wires in Gaza and connecting them to the Israeli grid is carried out as a humanitarian effort to prevent disease outbreaks and contamination in Gaza that may endanger IDF forces in the Strip and Israeli residents

The statement came in response to UAL lawmaker Waleed Alhwashla's request to remove National Missions Minister Orit Strock's immunity in order to file an indictment against her for incitement, after she called his party 'terrorists in a suit and tie and a sweet smile' in May

Far-right minister David Amsalem accused the attorney general of 'doing everything to bring down the government.' Lapid warned Netanyahu is looking to fire the AG, and told his party's lawmakers that no option was being ruled out, including collective resignation

Israel will now need to weigh the French far right's current positions on Israel against its antisemitic roots and the French Jewish community's fears of its nationalist rhetoric after decades of refusing to have any official ties with France's far-right

The key question will be how to convince the public that Israel has achieved its goals during the war, even though Hamas hasn't been fully defeated, and 120 hostages are still in Gaza ■ Israel's leaders play blame game over the release of Al-Shifa Hospital's director, a fiasco emblematic of the Netanyahu era

15 rockets fired from Lebanon at northern Israel, some causing fires near border town ■ Dozens of Jewish settlers throw stones at Palestinians near West Bank junction, wounding three ■ Fires break out in northern Israel following barrage of rockets from Lebanon ■ Blinken, UAE FM discuss diplomatic efforts to reach Gaza cease-fire ■ NYT: Top IDF generals want a cease-fire; Netanyahu: That's not happening ■ Two Israeli soldiers killed in fighting in central Gaza

The vandalism involved the phrase “Genocide in Gaza” being written over a photograph of a child Holocaust survivor.

The father, mother and 16-year-old son were attacked while attending a 5th grade graduation event.

The political candidate was invited to speak at the mosque, where worshippers told him “We don’t want to engage with you people, we don’t want to engage with you justifiers of child killers.”

Monica Buckley, David Moritz and eighty-year-old veteran Bob Campbell shared on social media and with the police that they attended the “Strategic Lessons from the Palestinian Resistance” seminar.

Prof. Ron Shapira, rector of the Peres Academic Center, has been touted as a possible Supreme Court appointee by the current government, which hopes to appoint a conservative judge