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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'It started on October 7': How war reshaped Israel's defense-tech boom
From battlefield needs to global strategy, defense tech is accelerating, with Israel emerging at the center of a rapidly evolving sector
'Am I a murderer?' Yad Vashem restores a Jewish ghetto policeman's Holocaust confession
A Holocaust-era diary that was buried, distorted, is now finally being shared
Inside Yad Vashem's 'Living Memory': A window to victims' souls
At Yad Vashem, ‘Living Memory’ reveals how objects, letters, and art carry the weight of lives lost – and ensure they are not forgotten
'Your story is too Jewish': Inside publishing's dirty open secret - from the editor
Jewish and Israeli writers are confronting growing exclusion in publishing, even as new voices continue to emerge and push forward
'People don't want wars anymore': Inside Lebanon's shifting calculus on Israel
As Hezbollah’s grip weakens and war fatigue deepens, a growing number of Lebanese are beginning to see peace with Israel not as betrayal but as necessity
The illusion of a sovereign Lebanon: Why past agreements keep collapsing - analysis
Negotiations with Beirut risk repeating past failures unless Hezbollah’s grip on state power is dismantled
Iran builds proxies, Qatar peddles influence: Decoding Doha's double game - analysis
Iran thinks in terms of proxies and building muscle, while Qatar supplies the money, the political oxygen, and the legitimacy – in other words, acting like a peddler
Posthumous parenthood: After loss of loved ones, Israeli widows choose to bring new life
In the wake of October 7, a growing number of Israeli women are choosing to conceive the babies of their fallen partners – raising profound legal and ethical questions
Israeli families vow to stay in North: 'If we're not here, Hezbollah will be here'
Despite the shaky ceasefire with Lebanon, this family on Israel’s northern border says it will never leave again
'Totally lost': Israel's next generation faces rising wartime trauma, study warns
New data reveal deepening trauma of Israeli children in the northern and southern border regions
