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Liquid360, co-founded by Alisa Givertz, won the Next-Gen Women Entrepreneurship Award at the Jerusalem Post's Women Leaders Summit.

  At 21, Chani Walker's life took a turn that diverged sharply from the expected path set by her Chabad Hasidic family in Manchester, England. Raised in a community where young marriages are common, Walker made a bold decision to carve out a different future for herself. Rejecting the traditional route, she communicated to her […]

The musician, who died last month at age 95, combined North African sounds with Latin and Afro-American music. He only gained fame late in life, but struggled for recognition in Israel

  The IDF temporarily suspended Thursday leave for all combat units in light of potential escalations following the assassination of Iranian generals in Damascus earlier this week, which elicited threats of retribution. "In accordance with the situational assessment, it has been decided that leave will be temporarily paused for all IDF combat units. The IDF […]

Thousands of Israeli conscripts who would have otherwise been released after mandatory service immediately transitioned into reservists after October 7 – and received a salary bump. IDF: Number closer to 30-40 percent higher than projections

  In recent weeks, Israel's War Cabinet approved enlisting the help of Gaza residents affiliated with the dominant Palestinian Authority faction Fatah to secure the entry of humanitarian aid into the strip and prevent potential diversion to Hamas. The move involves both Gazan security personnel linked to Fatah as well as the Palestinian Red Crescent […]

    For months, residents of northern Israel have been grappling with deliberate GPS disruptions carried out by the Israeli military as part of the fighting in the region. But this morning, it appears these jamming efforts have now extended to the central part of the country. The jamming comes just days after the Israeli-attributed […]

  The head of the Military Intelligence Directorate's Research Division, Brig. Gen. Amit Saar will step down in the coming days due to personal reasons, unrelated to the war and the failure of the unit to sound the alarm about the Oct. 7 attack. Saar was recently diagnosed with a malignant tumor requiring immediate treatment. […]

The petition, filed by four human rights groups, calls on Israeli authorities to allow free, rapid and unimpeded passage of all aid shipments, equipment and humanitarian personnel, especially to the northern Gaza Strip. The government rejected all allegations against it

All the signs are that Tehran is determined to respond to the alleged Israeli assassination of senior Revolutionary Guard commanders in Syria and the IDF has already bolstered its Air Defense Command to deal with possible missile or drone attack from the Islamic Republic ■ The strike on an aid convoy in Gaza is a symptom of wider phenomenon: trigger-happy soldiers when civilians are around

'Two prisoners had their legs amputated due to handcuff injuries,' says a doctor at an Israeli prison facility, who describes deplorable conditions and violations of medical ethics and the law in a letter to ministers, attorney general

IDF says it will draft more reservists into Air Defense Command amid Iran threats ■ Man wounded in Sunday's terror attack dies of wounds ■ U.S. defense chief Lloyd Austin 'outraged' by aid workers' deaths ■ 11 arrested on suspicion of planning to kill minister Itamar Ben-Gvir ■ Hamas chief Haniyeh says no deal without IDF withdrawal from Gaza, 'honorable prisoner exchange'

“We hope it will enable us to learn from our mistakes and prevent new ones,” wrote authors Joelle M. Abi-Rached and Allan M. Brandt.

Camil Fuchs was the head researcher at Dialog polling institute and held polls and election samples for the media. 'It's the most interesting work in the world, if you have intellectual curiosity,' he said in 2018

'Aid workers moving north is threatened, both by militants and now apparently by the IDF as well, due to operative malfunctions,' one diplomat said