Jerusalem Report
'Yom Kippur for most pollsters': What Israel’s election taught us about certainty - comment
Israel’s election forced us to rethink the pollsters we trusted and the assumptions we brought into the newsroom
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Gaza war 'has not erased Hamas' - now, it is rebuilding its political and regional clout
Under new leader Khalil al-Hayya, Hamas is strengthening ties with Turkey, Iran, Egypt, and Qatar while seeking to reassert its political influence inside Gaza
'Jews never lose': Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder finds laughter amid war and hate
Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder is using humor to unite Jewish audiences worldwide, finding laughter amid war, loss, and rising antisemitism
Israeli television is thriving on screen - but insiders warn of an industry in crisis
Israeli television is still producing global hits, but behind the success, budgets, politics and fewer commissions threaten the industry’s future
'Be you, be awesome': Meet the Israeli DJ dancing to a billion views
From a shy child to a billion YouTube views, DJ Raphi is getting children around the world on their feet
The Holocaust silenced millions of Yiddish voices - musicians are bringing them back
The Holocaust silenced millions of Yiddish voices; musicians are now bringing the songs of a lost civilization back to life
Singing together across the divide: What a Jerusalem chorus taught me - comment
One familiar melody on a Jerusalem street became a reminder that music can open doors where conversation alone often cannot
Where 'lost kids' fly: In a country shaped by war, Peter Pan reminds Israelis to breathe
In a country shaped by war, Peter Pan returns to remind audiences that even in the darkest moments, imagination can still take flight
In Kfar Yehoshua's old train station, artists stitch Israel's story since October 7
Once upon a time, the historic Valley Train connected a region. Today, it is connecting a community through art
'The only answer is music': Neta Elkayam's border-crossing journey, from Morocco to New Orleans
Israeli-Moroccan artist Neta Elkayam carries the music, memories and contradictions of her North African heritage from Israel to the Deep South
450 female green sea turtles left in the Mediterranean – 27 of them chose Israel
While conflict limits access to coastal areas and complicates conservation work, endangered sea turtles continue returning to shore to lay the next generation
