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Jewish and Arab teens meet through photography: 'We aren’t so different' (opens the original)
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Noor Darwish of Baqa al-Gharbiyye and Noga Peleg of Kibbutz Dalia grew up not far from each other, but their paths likely never would have crossed — were it not for “Through Others's Eyes,” a program run by the Jewish-Arab Center for Peace at Givat Haviva.Over the past year, about 20 Jewish and Arab teenagers have met once a week as part of a joint educational and artistic process combining photography classes, discussion and getting to know one another.“This was the first time in my life that I
'Odysseus looks like a bad leader': How Nolan’s 'The Odyssey' departs from Homer (opens the original)
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As of this writing, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, based on Homer’s ancient epic of the same name, continues to dominate the global box office. The film has earned more than $640 million in just 10 days, putting it on track to potentially surpass Oppenheimer, Nolan’s previous Oscar-winning film, which grossed more than $978 million during its theatrical run. You can also expect it to feature prominently during the next awards season, including at the Academy Awards.Naturally, the internet rema
Two years after his death in Rafah, reservist’s dream of helping others lives on (opens the original)
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Sgt. First Class (res.) Malkia Gross spent his final leave from combat in Rafah in the way that reflected him best. Instead of heading home after weeks of intense fighting in the Gaza Strip, he traveled directly to Soroka Medical Center in Be'er Sheva to cheer up children with cancer.He later returned to Rafah and never came home. Gross, a soldier in the Armored Corps' 9212th Battalion, was killed on June 22, 2024, in an operational accident involving the tank in which he was serving in the sout
Ortal's transplanted liver is failing: 'Not functioning as a mom and not functioning as a human being' (opens the original)
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"Not good. Waiting for a liver,” Ortal Laufer said Wednesday morning in an interview with the ynet studio. The difficulty was evident in her slow voice and in the effort it took her to speak. Fifteen years after a liver transplant saved her life, the transplanted liver is failing, and she urgently needs a second transplant in the United States.Laufer, 48, from Nahariya and the mother of three children ages 18, 13 and 9, is now dealing with advanced liver failure. She weighs just 52 kilograms, or
Yael lost her husband in a terrorist attack and her house in a fire: 'Nothing left of Raziel' (opens the original)
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Yael Shevach, a resident of Havat Gilad and the widow of Rabbi Raziel Shevach, who was murdered in a terror attack near the community in 2018, told the ynet studio Sunday morning that she was in Kfar Saba with her children when flames consumed her home in the Samaria community.“A good friend came to tell me that the house had burned down completely. It is a small mercy that we were not inside it,” she said. “Families were evacuated exactly at the moment the house began to catch fire. It was so f
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