Majority of Israelis support deal that returns all hostages even if it means ending war - poll
The poll also found that 61% of Israelis think the IDF should remain stationed near the Syrian border until the situation in Syria stabilizes.
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Jerusalem Post readers send us their snaps and shots from the week.
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A powerful story told in this unrated, 1 hour and 32 minute long film.
Hilarious Hebrew - a story of two Ra'anana veterans
They can have a good laugh at these misadventures and chose to take in stride even the more frustrating roadblocks to their absorption.
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As I struggled to pass a 3-cm-high step without tipping myself over, the people of Israel around me mostly busied themselves with their phones
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When I entered the American army in 1965 as a Jewish chaplain, I was unaware of what Lincoln had done to ensure there could be a Jewish chaplaincy.
Aliyah story: ‘This is our country and this is where we need to be’
Toronto native Yehudit Shier moved to Israel in 1973, in the middle of the Yom Kippur War. She was only 18.
When kids do their homework – in hospitals
More youth have been employed or doing their national service in hospitals, under a new framework.
From Norway to the Negev
How a Scandinavian grandmother is leaving a permanent footprint in the sands of Israel.
