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Footage of the shooter in Bnei Brak, on Tuesday.

Five Killed Near Tel Aviv in Third Shooting Attack in a Week; Palestinian Gunman Killed

Haaretz reporters | 29.03.2022

A Ukrainian service member holding a Javelin missile system at a position on the front line in the north Kyiv region, earlier this month.

Western Intel Is a Force Multiplier for Ukraine. Russia’s Weakness Is a Surprise

Yossi Melman | 30.03.2022

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The scene of Tuesday night's shooting attack in Bnei Brak.

Analysis || Copycat Attack After ISIS-inspired Murders Is Israel's Worst Fear Come True

Amos Harel | 30.03.2022

Three of the shooting attack victims (from left): Yaakov Shalom, Amir Khoury and Avishai Yehezkel.

Shooting Attack Kills Israeli Cop, Bnei Brak Residents, Two Ukrainians

Ran Shimoni, Sam Sokol, Josh Breiner, Bar Peleg | 30.03.2022

Dan Shapiro.

Former U.S. Envoy to Israel Quits Biden's Iran Team Amid Criticism Over Nuke Talks

Ben Samuels | 29.03.2022

A protester holds a poster of Russian President Vladimir Putin at a demonstration, in support of Ukraine, in front of the Russian Embassy in Madrid, Spain

Opinion || Russia’s Military Blunders Are Bad News for Ukraine

Amir Oren | 29.03.2022

Terror in Israel: Why an ISIS Shooter Was Wearing a ‘Punisher’ Symbol

Sam Sokol | 30.03.2022

Tel Aviv Skyline

Coming to Israel? Here’s What’s New Since You Last Visited

Allison Kaplan Sommer | 29.03.2022

Smoke arises from burning buildings in Waraisuplia village in Kayah State, Myanmar, last month. Myanmar’s military is targeting civilians in air and ground attacks on a scale unmatched in the country since World War II.

Opinion || While You Focus on Ukraine, This Genocide Goes On

David Stavrou | 29.03.2022

Roman Abramovich and Lisbon. Requests for Portuguese citizenship by descendants of Spanish expellees are examined in two major Jewish centers in Lisbon and Porto.o Sephardic Jews with authentic claims, while distinguishing them from unscrupulous opportunists whose efforts to buy themselves a safe haven threaten the legitimacy of the entire restitution project.

Opinion || The Rotten Saga of Roman Abramovich’s Portuguese Citizenship, and Its Repercussions

Nesi Altaras | 30.03.2022

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