Yom Kippur War
Netanyahu's UNGA speech pushed Israel's military prowess over its desire for peace - editorial
Might Netanyahu not have found room for another prop besides a bee that could begin rebranding Israel not only as a formidable war machine, but also as a country dedicated to peace?
The Yom Kippur War: How Israel missed the warning signs before the surprise attack - opinion
Saying thank you to the United States as it celebrates 250 years of freedom - opinion
50 years after Operation Entebbe, Israel honors fallen commander Yoni Netanyahu
Finding solace in the wisdom of King Solomon: Avner Moriah's work on 'Ecclesiastes'
Until his 70th birthday, Moriah had never been preoccupied with the passing of time or his own mortality. But as he entered his eighth decade, the Book of Ecclesiastes took on new meaning for him.
Letters from the front lines: The echoes of the Yom Kippur War in the Israel-Hamas War
Monica Lamm’s letters from the Yom Kippur War show similarities to our experiences on and after October 7, 2023.
This week in Jewish history: Yom Kippur War turning point, birth of Hebrew and Nazi ghettos
The above is a highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars.
October's defining dates - comment
The back-to-back anniversaries — October 6 (Yom Kippur War) and October 7 — beg for comparison.
Shaike Gavish, Six Day War hero, dies at 99
The last living commander from the Six Day War died at home surrounded by family.
‘You shall rejoice in your festival’ despite the hardships of the war - opinion
This year, we will rejoice, but we will do so in a responsible and sensitive manner, with an understanding and internalization of the essence of joy connected to gratitude to God.
We must confront forces of destruction with all our power - opinion
In a reflection on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the writer delves into the numerous peace initiatives that have been proposed and consistently rejected by Arab and Palestinian leaders.
IDF Hercules airplanes: Making history in the skies for 70 years
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of its first flight, the IDF takes a look at the history of the Hercules plane.
No time to dance – a celebration of influential dancer Noa Eshkol
Fifty years after pausing her dance work for the Yom Kippur War, Noa Eshkol’s 100th birthday is marked with exhibits in Berlin and a performance in Tel Aviv, showcasing her enduring legacy.
Rabbi Benjamin Segal: A 50-year Jerusalemite, scholar, and community founder
Jerusalemite of the Week: In Jerusalem sat down with Rabbi Benjamin Segal to talk about his half a century in Jerusalem.
