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How and why the global energy crisis skipped Israel – Haaretz

| October 11, 2021

In Europe, the price of natural gas and electricity has soared, and the Continent faces the threat of blackouts this winter. China is already suffering blackouts amid surging energy use and a coal shortage

Comparing Rand Paul to the Squad is unfair. He doesn’t hate Israel – Haaretz

| October 11, 2021

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has often proved to be a gift that keeps giving for Democrats and a thorn in the side of fellow Republicans. The stubbornly independent Pauls dogmatic advocacy of libertarian ideas about governance has often thrown a monkey wrench into the plans of the Senate leadership.

Most advanced simulation of manned Mars mission is happening in Israel – Haaretz

| October 11, 2021

In 1912, the renowned creator of Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs, wrote a series of stories about another mind-bending setting. He replaced the jungles of Africa with the wasteland of Mars, to which a Southern gentleman by the name of John Carter had been mysteriously transported. More than a century later, the red planet is still a destination that sets our imagination on fire.

16-year-old Israeli dies from post-COVID complications – The Times of Israel

| October 11, 2021

An Israeli teenager died Saturday of lingering health complications after falling ill with COVID-19. The 16-year-old was unvaccinated and did not have any existing medical conditions

Shrinking the Conflict: What Does Israels New Mantra Really Mean? – The New York Times

| October 2, 2021

JERUSALEM Theres a new three-word concept taking root in political and diplomatic discourse in Jerusalem: shrinking the conflict. The idea is that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not be solved in the near future, since the Israeli and Palestinian leaderships are both too divided to restart peace negotiations, let alone reach a peace deal. But Israel can work to reduce the impact of the century-long conflict on Palestinians, thus making peace more likely.

530 students confirmed as infected with coronavirus – The Jerusalem Post

| October 2, 2021

The Health Ministry is considering requesting that the last three countries listed on the red or banned countries list be removed, The Jerusalem Post confirmed, as students returned to school and serious cases declined. Currently, there are three countries on the banned list Turkey, Brazil and Bulgaria.

It’s time Israel got serious to tackle the Iran threat – opinion – The Jerusalem Post

| October 2, 2021

Heres the good news: unless something extreme and dramatic happens, we will not be seeing Israeli F-35s or F-15s taking off in the next couple of years to attack Irans nuclear facilities.

Demand for a safe room spiked during the latest Israel-Gaza war. But how much does it cost? – Haaretz

| October 2, 2021

At the height of Operation Guardian of the Walls last May, real estate websites saw a marked rise in demand for rental apartments with safe rooms, or in buildings with protected areas on each floor. This shift in rental preferences, a dynamic market responsive to external events, brought into focus the fact that more than two million Israelis do not have a reinforced-concrete safe room. In the absence of a comprehensive government solution to this problem, many people are trying to create such a room on their own.

Israel Air Forces relative failure in Yom Kippur War comes to light – Haaretz

| October 2, 2021

Nearly 1,000 books, a cautious estimate, have been published about the 1973 Yom Kippur War, more than half of them in Hebrew. Prof.

Israel leaves thousands of senior citizens laid off during COVID with no income, and no solutions – Haaretz

| October 2, 2021

Some 20 thousand people in Israel over retirement age, who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic and have not found new employment since, are no longer eligible for the special adjustmentstipend given to them in lieu of unemployment benefits. Despite the fact that the National Insurance Institute has recognized in recent months that the number of unemployed people over the retirement age 62 for women and 67 for men hasn't decreased, the state has neglected to provide a safety net that will keep them from poverty. During the early months of the pandemic, tens of thousands of Israeli workers of all ages were furloughed, and consequently received unemployment payments


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