‘I wanted to do something revolutionary,’ first female Druze doctor in Israel tells the ‘Post’
Khir’s own daughters have followed in her footsteps, with one in the process of completing medical school and two pursuing degrees in engineering.
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Reviving Tel Hai: Yair Belachovsky’s mission to preserve a defining legacy
High Court to hear petition against Levin over Judicial Selection Committee freeze
High Court to hear petitions against Galatz closure as A-G warns of wider threat to free press
Canada Labor Congress votes to cut ties with Histadrut
The "Hot Cargo and Israel" submitted by LPC in February alleged that the Histadrut was a "partner in the colonization of Palestine since the foundation of Israel."
Maj. Itamar Sapir killed in southern Lebanon
Sapir was the deputy commander of a company in Battalion 7008.
Hamas leadership calls for kidnapping of IDF soldiers following death penalty law passing - report
In a document, Hamas described the proposed legislation as a “fascist law,” and urged members of the organization’s military wing to escalate and carry out “active operations.”
Captured Hamas document shows how group used Gaza ceasefire to train new terrorists
The document outlines a compressed seven-day training course for 121 new recruits in Hamas’s Shejaia Battalion.
Netanyahu's cross-examination canceled for diplomatic, security reasons
The prosecution agreed to his request. The judges have yet to issue a decision; however, they are also expected to acquiesce.
Fourth Rahat Film Festival brings cinema, culture, city tours, Bedouin heritage to life
The fourth Rahat Film Festival brought 4,000 visitors for screenings, filmmaker encounters, city tours, and a celebration of Bedouin culture and Middle Eastern cinema.
