IDF chief instructs military to increase readiness across all fronts ahead of Yom Kippur
The military also reinforced forces on Yom Kippur two years ago amid the war and heightened security tensions.
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President Herzog grants Elor Azaria pardon ahead of Yom Kippur, erases record
Jerusalem Biennale turns art into catalyst for post-October 7 healing
In 'At Work', Bouillon charms in a predictable look at a struggling novelist - review
KAN 11 news director Itzik Barashi killed in bicycle accident on Highway 44
Barashi was 56 at the time of the accident, according to Maariv, which occured while he was riding along the highway with a group of friends.
Hanoch Daum speaks out about hilltop youth
Hanoch Daum's show, "Life Is a Difficult Age," is generally about how ordinary Daum’s life in the West Bank is.
Mike Huckabee on Iran, Hezbollah, Saudi Arabia and Israel’s US relationship - interview
The US ambassador to Israel discusses issues from UNIFIL and attacks on Palestinians to Iran and regional diplomacy, while warning of the dangers posed by AI.
Grapevine: Goodbye, King George?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Who’s sorry now? Inside Israeli cinema’s Yom Kippur-inspired stories of guilt and redemption
Inspired by Yom Kippur’s themes of atonement, Israeli filmmakers have explored personal, political, and national guilt through stories of repentance, forgiveness, and redemption.
Engolement: Once you find your inner golem, life in the shtetl will never be the same - review
Life in the shtetl has been peaceful, but now things are changing. Now the golems face a fateful decision, caught between duty to the community and the urge to discover who else they might yet become
Senior US officials to 'Post': Trump-Netanyahu meeting not currently planned at UNGA
According to the latest schedule seen by US officials, Netanyahu is expected to arrive in New York only after Trump has already departed the city.
‘Checkout,' ‘Fauda’ test the appetite for Israeli spy stories after October 7
Two productions arriving in the United States this month are testing whether or not there is still an appetite for Israeli spy stories in the post-October 7 world.
Putting conversation first: Jerusalem ulpan founder reflects on 18 years of teaching Hebrew to olim
Ami Steinberger’s Ulpan La-Inyan (ulpan.com) employs 80 to 90 teachers in a variety of time zones, teaching private lessons and group courses to roughly 2,000 students annually.
Haymanut Kasau’s family petitions court to allow protest tent near PMO
ACRI attorneys argued that the Jerusalem Municipality rejected the protest tent request on general concerns rather than specific risks, failing to balance public interests with protest rights.
