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In Israel, the question of how to remember Oct. 7 is a highly politicized one

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Oct 7, 2024

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… memorial service near Mefalsim, Israel, honoring the young woman … separate memorial on Monday in Tel Aviv, saying the “resounding failure … . Netanyahu’s residence in Jerusalem on Monday – beginning at … Israel. Some came to see the holy sites of Jerusalem, …

Finding comfort in shawarma amid chaos in Tel Aviv

Oct 7, 2024

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… terrible days,” Tel Aviv protest as one-year anniversary … to The Jerusalem Post Newsletter A lot of Israelis are working … raising the next generation of Israelis. Our schoolteachers. Our street … we mean when we say Israel delivers, no matter what. …

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A letter to Israel from Ukraine

Oct 7, 2024

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… massacre, last week. (credit: Israel Hadari/Flash90) In Ukraine … Hezbollah. These groups target Israel not because of territorial disputes … whether in Kyiv or in Tel Aviv, are attacks on the … news! Subscribe to The Jerusalem Post Newsletter The actions of …

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