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Archaeology
Research shows Roman siege likely lasted just a few weeks
Masada legend upended: ‘The Romans came, saw and conquered, quickly and brutally’
By
Gavriel Fiske
The costly Roman operation was likely undertaken only after Masada-based Jewish forces raided nearby Ein Gedi and disrupted production of balsam, a precious commodity, TAU prof says
Op-ed
David Horovitz
Under Netanyahu, Israel is in existential danger
Facing a genocidal Iranian regime and its proxies, Netanyahu’s new obsesssion with the Philadelphi Corridor risks the lives of the hostages and, ultimately, the future of our country
Inside story
As Smotrich holds up funding, some Arab Israeli mayors allege racism
By
Sam Sokol
Finance minister’s decision to withhold $55 million for economic development in the Arab sector ‘exacerbating the cycle of poverty and violence,’ says Umm al-Fahm mayor
Reporter's notebook
In Baku, emerging Israeli and Arab leaders prepare for a post-conflict Middle East
By
Gianluca Pacchiani
ToI podcast
What Matters Now to Haviv Rettig Gur: Israel’s Sophie’s Choice on hostages
By
ToI Staff
After a tumultuous week, we ask some big questions about how Israelis are viewing this decisive moment as the country, and its leadership, are torn in two as negotiations falter
Top Ops
Yossi Klein Halevi
Crush Hamas or free hostages? I choose the hostages
If they are abandoned, too many Israelis will believe they died for political reasons – with dire consequences for the country
Shawn Zelig Aster
Preventing tomorrow’s hostages
As long as Hamas can attack, Israel must ask how it can prevent future hostage-taking, even if doing so would mean not freeing current hostages
Hugh Taylor
This isn’t a war, really
For Hamas, it’s a publicity stunt, a large-scale suicide mission. And, it’s working out amazingly well for them
Adrian Daniels
Even if Bibi’s right, the country can’t trust him
Netanyahu’s most recent effort to divide the country with suspicion and keep himself in power ignores a cardinal rule of Israel: No soldiers left behind
ToI Original Video
Hersh
‘We all failed you’: Heartbreak at funeral for Hersh Goldberg-Polin in Jerusalem
By
Jessica Steinberg
and
Agencies
In Jerusalem, hundreds gather to grieve slain ‘child of light’ Hersh Goldberg-Polin
By
Jessica Steinberg
,
JTA
and
Deborah Danan
‘It must serve as wakeup call’: Hersh’s family okays release of Hamas propaganda clip
By
Jacob Magid
On anniversary of 1970 Black September hijacking, six survivors on life after captivity
By
Mati Wagner
As Hamas continues to hold 97 hostages kidnapped on October 7, marking the September 6 PFLP terror group’s takeover of four planes paints new wounds in an old light
Reporter's notebook
'We have to make lemonade from lemons'
As northern evacuees begin school in Zichron Yaakov, some find a silver lining
By
Gavriel Fiske
At the Horesh combined primary and middle school in the northern town, displaced kids absorbed into the general student body are starting their second school year away from home
Reporter's notebook
While Israeli kids near Gaza rejoice at return to school, parents remain ambivalent
By
Sue Surkes
Reporter's notebook
In Jerusalem’s center, an elite emergency team prepares for an intense, lonely fight
By
Canaan Lidor
Youth
Meet the young men and women performing 38 million hours of national service a year
By
Aviva Bar-Am
With 19,000 volunteers from across Israeli society, Sherut Leumi has in recent years transformed into a source of highly-skilled help in fields like health, tech and education
100 Israeli teens from evacuated communities return from ‘dream’ US camp experience
By
Gavriel Fiske
Inside Story
New research uncovers how Lithuania’s largest Holocaust massacre was mostly forgotten
By
Matt Lebovic
2024 Paris Paralympics
Israel wins Paralympic silver in goalball, bronze in tennis, boosting medal count to 9
By
Amy Spiro
First team sport medal for Israel at the Games since 1988; Guy Sasson says he hopes his victory on the court ‘can give a small smile’ to the families of the hostages and fallen
2024 Paris Paralympics
Swimmer Ami Dadaon clinches another Paralympic gold as Israeli medal haul rises to 7
By
Amy Spiro
2024 Paris Paralympics
Rowers take gold, bronze as Israel continues to rack up Paralympic medals
By
Amy Spiro
Science
In game-changer, Israeli researchers find Alzheimer’s markers 20 years before onset
By
Diana Bletter
Hebrew University-led team maps 1.65 million brain cells from 437 aging brains; innovative algorithms predict brain cells’ trajectories, bringing ‘much more hope of a cure’
Israel in worst-ever mental health crisis amid ongoing war, says minister
By
Diana Bletter
Birds of a feather
While young vultures gad about, older ones prefer to stay home – study
By
Sue Surkes
Tel Aviv University research shows that aging vultures become less sociable
Interview
Nature meets divine in New York exhibit by Tobi Kahn, son of Holocaust survivors
By
Leigh Pennington
From the Blogs
Shards of truth: Unity in a broken world
By
Sarah Tuttle-Singer
Humans are not perfect; we each have a piece of the puzzle, and we need to come together and fit them into a unified whole, on our path to completion
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