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A bomb shelter donated by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is unloaded in Ashkelon, May 10, 2023. Photo by Yossi Zeliger/IFCJ.

International Fellowship of Christians and Jews rushes bomb shelters to Ashkelon

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On Wednesday, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews placed five bomb shelters in areas of Ashkelon identified by local authorities as lacking ample protection. The locations included residential neighborhoods where homes had no shelters...
An Israeli man was killed when a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck a four-story building in Rehovot, 12 miles south of Tel Aviv, May 11, 2023. Photo by Gideon Markovich/TPS.

Israeli killed as Gaza rocket makes direct hit on building in Rehovot

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An Israeli man was killed when a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck a four-story building in Rehovot, 12 miles south of Tel Aviv, on Thursday evening. The unidentified man’s body was reportedly found...
Israel's Foreign Minister Yair Lapid with Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry, as he arrives to the the Negev Summit in Sde Boker in southern Israel, March 27, 2022. Photo by Flash90.

Egypt: Ceasefire talks so far unsuccessful

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Attempts to broker a ceasefire between Israel and the Palestinian terror groups in Gaza have made no headway, with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry admitting that “efforts continue for now without success.” A senior Israeli...
Carsten Ovens, executive director of ELNET Germany, speaks at the ELNET International Policy Conference in Paris, May 2023. Courtesy: ELNET.

Survey: Europe wants more cooperation with Israel

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A survey of 381 members of European parliaments found that an overwhelming majority (66%) consider their country’s relations with Israel as rather good or very good. Three-quarters (77%) call for greater cooperation with Israel. The survey,...
Flags with European Parliament in background Strasbourg, France. Credit: Hadrian/Shutterstock.

EU Parliament calls for ‘public black list’ of radical NGOs

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The European parliament voted on May 10 in favor of creating a “public black list” of NGOs. The list would identify nonprofits with “acknowledged ties to religious fundamentalist networks” that advocate agendas which undermine...
Leah Goldin, mother of IDF Lt. Hadar Goldin, at a memorial service in Kfar Saba, August 6, 2019. Photo by Sraya Diamant/TPS.

Leah Goldin says return of son’s remains must be part of ceasefire deal

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Leah Goldin, the mother of Givati Brigade Lt. Hadar Goldin, who was killed in action in the Gaza Strip in 2014, said on Thursday that the return of his remains must be part of...
President Isaac Herzog visits the Binyamin region, May 9, 2023. Photo by Sivan Shachor/Binyamin Regional Council.

‘The heart of the Land of Israel’: Herzog visits Binyamin region

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog and his wife, Michal, made an official visit to the Binyamin region, north of Jerusalem, on Wednesday. “Binyamin is a wonderful and developing region. Our forefathers were here in Binyamin and...
Opposition leader Yair Lapid speaks at a protest against the government's judicial reform plan outside the Knesset in Jerusalem. Feb. 13, 2023. Photo by Arie Leib Abrams/Flash90.

Lapid: Time to end Gaza operation

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Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid said on Thursday morning that Israel should unilaterally end its military operation against Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists in the Gaza Strip. “I think it’s time to pack up, this is...
The Security Council meets on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question. On the screen is Tor Wennesland, special coordinator for the Middle East peace process. Credit: U.N. Photo/Loey Felipe.

UN Security Council holds another emergency meeting on Israel-Gaza hostilities

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As the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group launched more than 400 rockets from Gaza toward Israel on Wednesday, nine ambassadors to the United Nations, mainly from Africa and southeast Asia, landed safely in Tel...
Sara Wolkenfeld, (center) chief learning officer of Sefaria. Credit: Courtesy.

In its bat mitzvah year, Sefaria executive reflects on the online Jewish library’s ubiquity

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It started as an online digital copy of the Hebrew Bible. Today, Sefaria has thousands of biblical and rabbinic texts, which 700,000 people access monthly, according to Sara Wolkenfeld, the nonprofit’s chief learning officer. Sefaria...