Etgar Lefkovits
Haifa readies world’s largest underground hospital in case of all-out war with Hezbollah
The facility at the Rambam Health Care Campus has a maximum capacity of more than 2000 people
‘Why is Beirut still standing?’ Druze demand retribution for Hezbollah strike that killed 12
‘This was like our October 7’ said Haill Safadi, a Majdal Shams resident
Arab-Israeli tourist assaulted after being mistaken for Jew in Crete
The 24-year-old Christian Arab from Nazareth was left hospitalized by the assault
New Israeli airline eyes September launch for Haifa flights
The low-cost carrier will offer domestic and international short-haul flights to Mediterranean and Red Sea locations
Power struggle leaves Israel without chief rabbis
Politics, nepotism and the role of women have left the country's top rabbinical offices vacant for the first time in its history
I watched my wife and son bleed to death on that kibbutz – but I’m going back
A farmer does not leave his land, says Avida Bachar
Holocaust survivor tends graves of soldiers killed on Oct. 7
Yaakov Lubinewski’s entire family was murdered by the Nazis eight decades ago and now he spends his time helping others through their own loss
Bedouin policeman who saved lives at Nova festival to run Jerusalem Marathon
Police officer Remo Salman El-Hozayel ferried festival-goers out of harms way on October 7
Netanyahu urges pressure on Qatar for hostage release
Hamas is dependent on the emirate financially, the prime minister said
Israel’s ‘falafel king’ donates 25,000 meals to IDF in Gaza
In the months since October 7, Shimon Biton has filled tens of thousands of orders for soldiers across the country
Argentina’s philosemite president Javier Milei heads to Israel, with his rabbi in tow
Milei is set to appoint Shimon Axel Wahnish, the head of the Argentine Moroccan-Jewish community, his country’s ambassador to Israel
Israeli intelligence minister says Iran is behind Hamas war
‘The fingerprints of Iran can be found on every conflict now underway in the Middle East, from Gaza to Lebanon to the Red Sea,’ said Gila Gamliel
Bible belt Cowboys fly out to farm while Israelis are away at war
A delegation of cowboys have travelled to Israel to help look after farms usually worked by Israeli reservists called up to fight
Remains found of 12-year-old girl burned alive by Hamas
The remains were identified by archaeologists on Saturday
Family buries belongings of Liel, 12, burned alive during terror attack on kibbutz
With no body left to identify, family lays her personal effects to rest
Netanyahu warns Charedi pilgrims against Uman visits
‘God has not always protected us in Europe,’ said the PM
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