Art School Applications Reveal Stories of Jews Fleeing Nazis
A rediscovered archive of applications to Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design brings to light the lives of young Jews seeking refuge from the Nazis in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Netanyahu Trial Resumes After Israel Lifts Emergency
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial will restart on Sunday after Israel ended its state of emergency over the Iran conflict, with hearings set to resume amid ongoing political turmoil.
Israel's Buffer Zone Strategy Signals 'Forever War' Shift
Israel is establishing buffer zones in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon, reflecting a strategic shift toward a semi-permanent state of war, according to military officials. This move comes as the U.S. and Iran negotiate a ceasefire, but Israel continues operation
Israel Allows 100 Worshippers at Western Wall
Israeli authorities have announced a new policy allowing up to 100 worshippers at the Western Wall, one of Judaism's holiest sites, as part of ongoing security and religious accommodations.
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Holy Sites Protection Urged as Clergy Barred in Jerusalem
Israeli police prevented senior Catholic clergy from accessing Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday, prompting international condemnation and calls for holy sites to remain off-limits during the Israel-Iran war.
Israel to Destroy Lebanese Villages, Create Buffer Zone
Israel's defense minister announces plans to demolish homes near the Lebanese border and prevent 600,000 displaced people from returning until northern Israel is secure, citing Gaza-like destruction.
Israel Passes Death Penalty Law for Palestinians
Israel's parliament approved a law making death by hanging the default punishment for Palestinians convicted of nationalistic murders, sparking international condemnation and legal challenges.
Israeli Police Block Palm Sunday Mass at Jerusalem Church
Israeli authorities prevented Catholic leaders, including the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, from celebrating Palm Sunday Mass at a major Jerusalem church, citing security concerns.
Netanyahu Denies Insulting Jesus in Genghis Khan Remark
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has firmly denied allegations that he denigrated Jesus Christ by drawing a comparison to historical figure Genghis Khan during a recent press conference.
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Israel-Lebanon Direct Talks Set Amid Iran War, First Since Conflict Start
Israel and Lebanon are preparing for direct negotiations in the coming days, facilitated by U.S. officials, to address Hezbollah disarmament and end fighting, as reported by Haaretz citing sources.
Israeli Military Drops Charges in Soldier Abuse Case
The Israeli military has dropped charges against five soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee at Sde Teiman prison, a case that sparked protests and political division in Israel.
Netanyahu: Signs Khamenei Killed in Israeli-U.S. Iran Strikes
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli-U.S. strikes in Iran may have killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, citing many signs of his demise.
U.S. Embassy Staff Ordered to Leave Israel Over Iran Tensions
The United States has authorized non-emergency personnel at its Jerusalem embassy to exit Israel due to heightened security risks, as tensions with Iran escalate and diplomatic talks continue.
Israel Moves to Ban Mixed-Gender Prayer at Western Wall
Israel's parliament advances legislation to prohibit mixed-gender prayer at Jerusalem's Western Wall, a move impacting religious practices at the holy site.
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Ramadan Friday Prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque After Ceasefire
Muslim worshippers gathered for the first Friday prayers of Ramadan at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, marking a significant moment following the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
Israel Demolishes UNRWA Offices in East Jerusalem
Israeli forces bulldozed UNRWA headquarters and fired tear gas at a vocational school, marking a dramatic escalation against the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
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