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Druze pilgrimage…and worries

A four-kilometer walk through the rolling hills above the Sea of Galilee leads to the tomb of Nabi Shuaib, the holiest site in the Druze faith and a major annual pilgrimage destination for Druze communities in Israel and across the region.

Venezuelan Jews hopeful Israel tech could boost rebuilding

Venezuelans living in Israel reacted with a mix of shock and cautious optimism after former President Nicolás Maduro was captured by US authorities and flown to New York on drug charges Jan 4.

1953 letter signed by Einstein discovered in Tel Aviv

A newly surfaced letter attributed to Albert Einstein offers a rare, intimate look at the man behind the equations, including one striking note in which the physicist reflects with warmth and candor on a former research assistant who helped him work on the theory of relativity.

‘Eyewitness’ reports from Gaza — from Pakistan, Russia, Poland, UK, etc.

A new feature on X, Elon Musk’s social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has pulled back the curtain on a sprawling network of fake accounts posing as eyewitnesses from Gaza. Users claiming to report under bombardment were revealed to be posting from countries including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia, Indonesia and the United Kingdom, exposing an online industry of deception and influence.

Alona Ben Natan climbs to No. 1

Israel Baja motorcycle racer Alona Ben Natan on Nov. 23 took second place in the Dubai Baja World Cup, propelling her to the number one female racer in the overall Baja World Cup.