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Beneath the surface: Meet Israel’s young submariners (opens the original)
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INS Drakon glided into Haifa port on Wednesday night after a month-long, roughly 4,000-nautical-mile (4,600-statute-mile) journey from Germany, becoming the Israeli Navy’s sixth submarine. The submarine spent more than 12 years under construction at ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems in Kiel, followed by months of sea trials before setting out for Israel. It traveled across the Atlantic, through the Strait of Gibraltar and into the Mediterranean before reaching its home. Drakon represents the latest ge
Beat the clock: The race to sell Sukkot’s ‘Four Species’ (opens the original)
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Eliran Nachmias is a school teacher who for the past 15 years has been renting the basements of two synagogues in Netanya and spends the weeks before Yom Kippur selecting sets of the “four species” mentioned in the Bible in connection with the holiday of Sukkot. During the week-long holiday, Jews wave a date palm branch, an etrog (citron), boughs of myrtle, and willow branches during prayers. This ancient religious tradition is the centerpiece of a specialized seasonal business, with growers, wh
After losing both legs in Gaza, Elisha Medan turns to politics (opens the original)
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Nearly three years after losing both legs in a booby-trapped tunnel explosion in northern Gaza, Elisha Medan is entering politics, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu placing the 45-year-old father of six 15th on the Likud Knesset slate on Tuesday. Since his injury, Medan has become a prominent public voice on the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers, social cohesion and unity among Israelis. Medan, who did not respond to The Press Service of Israel’s interview request, has repeatedly l
Pressure intensifies on Israel’s smaller parties to merge or drop out of race (opens the original)
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A series of political shake-ups over the weekend has intensified pressure on Israel’s smaller parties to join forces ahead of the country’s Oct. 27 election, as several lists face a difficult choice between merging with allies or risking failure to cross the electoral threshold. About 6.8 million Israelis are eligible to vote in the election. Parties must receive at least 3.25% of valid votes to win Knesset representation; votes cast for parties that fail to cross the threshold are discarded and
Hebron-area vineyard sparks legal battle over land rights (opens the original)
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A small vineyard near Hebron has become the focus of a larger legal battle over land rights in Judea and Samaria, as an Israeli watchdog petitioned the Supreme Court for the removal of what it calls Palestinian agricultural encroachment. The Regavim movement, an Israeli nongovernmental organization that monitors Palestinian land use and construction in Judea and Samaria, petitioned the court to order the immediate removal of an alleged agricultural encroachment spanning 0.68 acres on the outskir
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