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March 08, 2025
Moshe Shapiro, father of Aner Shapiro, draws daily caricatures inspired by the aftermath of the Hamas attack in 2023. He is also working on an album of Aner's music and has plans for various projects and events in his memory.
Kanye West's former assistant hires high-powered lawyer Lisa Bloom to help prove her claims of rape and other crimes against West.
Explore Israel's lush landscapes in Nahal Tabor and Mount Tabor, and relax at Cafe Hameyasdim 65 in Kfar Kisch after the hike.
Premier League fans are protesting against rising ticket prices and the disconnect between owners and supporters, reflecting a growing divide between the interests of fans and club owners.
Former Israeli Navy commander criticizes IDF's internal probes on security failures.

March 08, 2025
Bengaluru's Pranav Venkatesh has become the new world junior chess champion, continuing India's success in the sport.
Holocaust survivor Yona Amit shares her story of survival and hope, emphasizing the importance of resilience and the strength of the Jewish people.
Former hostage Liri Albag describes her release from Hamas captivity as 'being reborn' in an interview with N12. Albag talks about her 477 days in captivity, describing it as 'hell' and discussing the lack of sleep, uncomfortable living conditions, and limited food and hygiene. She also reveals encounters with other hostages and emotional abuse from Hamas captors.
One man dead from car explosion in Kfar Saba, Israel.
The number of conflicts has been rising, and many argue that having more women in leadership positions could lead to a more peaceful world. However, history shows that women leaders have been just as prone to initiating conflicts as men, as they often feel the need to overcome gender stereotypes and appear tough on national security.
Stickers bearing the names and faces of fallen soldiers have become a grassroots movement in Israel, serving as a way for young Israelis to remember and honor their friends and family members who died in service to their country. These stickers, found in public spaces across the nation, have become an expression of unity, resilience, and hope in the face of ongoing conflict. They serve as a tangible reminder of the sacrifices made and a promise to never forget the fallen.
President Trump has offered to reopen negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, warning that the country must choose between curbing its program or facing a military attack. The letter's contents have not been disclosed, but it is seen as an opening bid to see if Iran is open to negotiations. Iran is currently debating whether to negotiate with Trump, with moderates and reformists in favor of negotiations and Ayatollah Khamenei rejecting new talks.