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Israel election 2026: Why women remain underrepresented in politics | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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Israel is heading toward an election with only one woman leading a political party. The absence is particularly striking for a country that was once an international outlier. When Golda Meir became prime minister in 1969, she was only the third woman in the world to reach her country’s highest political office. More than half a century later, she remains Israel’s only female prime minister. Every Israeli prime minister since her resignation in 1974 has been a man. But the story of women in Israe
New immigrants face Israel’s 2026 elections with little political guidance | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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When Judi Rowland first voted in an Israeli election, she had been living in the country for barely a year. She had made aliyah from Manhattan with her husband and adult son in October 2021, during the COVID pandemic. Her daughter was already living in Israel, and the move reunited the family. But when an election came around, Rowland, 70, realized there was another part of Israeli life she had yet to understand. “When I say clueless, we were clueless,” she told The Jerusalem Report in a recent
Meet DJ Raphi, the Israeli YouTube star with over one billion views | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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Long before sold-out performances at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, before signing with one of the world’s largest talent agencies, and before surpassing one billion YouTube views, Raphael Nathan was simply a shy child who found refuge in music. School was difficult. After immigrating from Johannesburg to Israel at the age of eight, he struggled with anxiety, ADHD, and bullying. While the classroom often left him feeling out of place, music, dancing, and performing gave him something differe
Inside the online ecosystem fueling antisemitism and conspiracy theories | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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The first challenge wasn’t finding online antisemitism. It was deciding where to look. Before beginning this report, I contacted a child safety intelligence researcher to ask how researchers navigate extremist spaces. Their advice was straightforward: stay within publicly accessible platforms. Exploring the more extreme corners of the Internet, particularly the dark web, can raise legal and ethical questions depending on the material being accessed. In truth, I wouldn’t have known where to begin
Why Tel Aviv still feels alive despite Israel's tourism crisis | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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The lobby of the Crowne Plaza Tel Aviv Beach did not immediately announce itself. There was no grand theatrical entrance, no overwhelming sense of spectacle. At first glance, it felt almost understated: a bar tucked toward the back, a modest sitting area, tourists drifting in from the beachfront heat. Beyond the windows, though, the Mediterranean glimmered in impossible shades of blue, stretching past the marina and Gordon Beach as if the city itself was leaning toward the water. Then the elevat
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