Jerusalem Report
A land with no tourists: Israel's summer season on ice again as tourism struggles to recover
Israel’s tourism sector is in tatters, but officials are hopeful it will rebound when fighting stops and airlines return
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Pause, not peace: Left out of talks, Gulf states brace for next round of Iran war
Arab analysts, policymakers say the agreement may reduce tensions temporarily, but it does little to address concerns over Iran’s regional influence, missile program, and support for proxies
'I'm going there either way': Why Jewish athletes still choose Israel for Maccabiah
After war, delays, and uncertainty, thousands of Jewish athletes are still choosing to come to Israel for the 22nd Maccabiah Games
Israel's wounded warriors run toward recovery as Maccabiah Games approach
As thousands of wounded Israeli war veterans rehabilitate through sport, many will take a leading role at the Maccabiah Games
'I'm Israeli first': Druze fighter Sean Pero set his sights on the UFC
Israeli-Druze MMA rising star Sean Pero is chasing UFC gold while redefining identity, belonging, and representation inside and outside the cage
'I knew that I was beyond capable': Israeli gymnast Lihie Raz on chasing the Olympics
From uncertain teenager to Olympic contender, Israeli gymnast Lihie Raz is still reaching for new heights
The many lives of karate champion Danny Hakim, from Maccabiah bronze to peacebuilder
From global competition to social impact, an Israeli martial arts champion uses sports to bridge divides and empower youth
The last line of defense: How one Jewish goalkeeper refused to let injury end his story
For goalkeeper Ben Levav, the road to the Maccabiah is a story of resilience, belonging, and embracing Jewish identity at a difficult time
'No law, no political program': Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah rival says reforms are a sham
A recent election in the central committee of the ruling Palestinian Authority’s Fatah party sparks accusations of corruption and authoritarianism
From running tracks to Iran's regime: a marathon edition of hope - from the editor
After years of war, disruption, and rising antisemitism, Jewish athletes are still choosing to come together in Israel through sport
Donald Trump's real choice on Iran: A weak deal or a wider war? - analysis
As military pressure fails to shift Tehran’s position and diplomacy offers no easy victory, the US president faces a choice
