Gilad Cohen
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‘This is my home’: Turkish tourists confront Israeli man at Jerusalem’s Jaffa Gate (opens the original)
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A brief encounter at Jerusalem’s Jaffa Gate turned confrontational Sunday when two Turkish tourists responded to an Israeli man who had come to greet visitors to the Old City by shouting, “This is my home. You are welcome.”The exchange was captured on video and quickly drew attention because it came against a broader backdrop of concern in Israel over Turkey’s efforts to deepen its influence in Jerusalem, Gaza and the Palestinian arena.In July, ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth reported on an official 7
Jerusalem rabbi sentenced to 18 years for sex crimes against female students (opens the original)
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The Jerusalem District Court on Sunday sentenced Rabbi Moshe Yazdi, 63, to 18 years in prison after convicting him of sex offenses and financial crimes involving two of his female students.The court also imposed a one-year suspended sentence and ordered Yazdi to pay each of the two victims 150,000 shekels in compensation.Yazdi, a Jerusalem resident, was convicted in March. In their ruling, the judges said they were convinced he had engaged in sexual relationships with women who were his students
Six-Day War veteran donates Naomi Shemer’s reply: ‘For those who say they’d rather die than enlist’ (opens the original)
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On June 6, 1967, in the middle of the Six-Day War, Israeli soldier Aharon Bar-Oz sat down to write a few words to songwriter Naomi Shemer. “Bravo! And bravo again,” he wrote. “Your song 'Yerushalayim Shel Zahav' (Jerusalem of Gold) has become part of our lives at the outposts. Our guys can’t stop singing it and marveling at it, because a song like this means something special precisely in these days, when the nation is fighting and winning.”Bar-Oz, writing on behalf of a reconnaissance unit in n
‘Backward Moroccan’: Sara Netanyahu accused of humiliating household worker in new lawsuit (opens the original)
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A longtime household employee at the Israeli prime minister’s residence filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing Sara Netanyahu of years of verbal abuse, humiliation and unreasonable working conditions, including ethnic insults and demands that he continue working after undergoing a cardiac procedure.Rami Ben Hamo, who worked for the Prime Minister’s Office and at the official residence for more than a decade, is seeking 450,000 shekels in compensation in a case filed with the Jerusalem Regional Labor C
25 years after the Sbarro attack that took her parents and siblings: 'Over the years, it gets harder' (opens the original)
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Every night since Operation Roaring Lion, one image appears in Chaya Schijveschuurder’s sleep. It is the image of Avraham Yitzhak, her younger brother, lying in an ambulance beside her with a bandage on his head, lifeless.She speaks to him, as she spoke to him then, exactly 25 years ago, and wakes from the dream. On Aug. 9, 2001, at the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem, 8-year-old Chaya lost her parents, Mordechai and Tzira, and three of her siblings, Ra'aya, Hemda and Avraham Yitzhak, in a single
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