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France and Italy are trying to advance their involvement in implementing the memorandum of understanding between Israel and Lebanon, while the UN is trying to renew the activity of UNIFIL, which was supposed to be dismantled soon. Israel is strongly opposed to bringing the organization back, as well as to France's involvement, against the backdrop of strained relations in recent years.
The Israeli economy is crying out for working hands, and the Population and Immigration Authority’s goal of 330,000 workers is a step in the right direction. However, for this plan to truly succeed, Israel must formulate a comprehensive policy and take decisive measures to prevent workers from abandoning their designated sectors.
After a painful and surprising defeat to Paraguay in the Round of 32 in a penalty shootout, Germany struggled to digest the result. Bild raged at the Moroccan referee, saying the incident “brings back dark memories,” and recalled the controversial decision from Euro 2024: “Gustavo Gomez is this year’s Marc Cucurella.”
Organization '255 – Support for the Hostages and their Families', is working in partnership with Element5, a body-mind wellness center in Eilat, to assist in the rehabilitation process of former Hamas hostages and their families. Sagiv Mansour, whose grandfather, Shlomo Mansour, was murdered in captivity, said: “It makes me feel part of something.”
The draft crisis is pushing the integration of Haredi Israelis into broader Israeli society further away and radicalizing the discourse. How did things move from the historic agreement with Ben-Gurion, which granted a small group of Torah scholars an exemption from military service, to cries of “War!” and the demonization of the State of Israel?
