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Warning after warning, Netanyahu looks the other way

Warning after warning, Netanyahu looks the other way

For months, the prime minister was warned about the consequences of events in Judea and Samaria, but chose not to act. Now, alongside sanctions imposed by 11 Western countries, a claim has emerged that he also received a grave warning on the eve of Oct. 7. 

'We're not visiting, this time we're home'

'We're not visiting, this time we're home'

Yael and Daniel Loren made aliyah from Florida to Zikhron Yaakov this summer with their three children. Ahead of their first High Holy Days as residents, they speak about the challenges of settling in, the support they have received from the community and their message to those still considering aliyah: “There’s never a perfect time. You just have to take the step”

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