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January 22, 2026
A personal encounter at a gym leads to a broader reflection on Israeli identity, the influence of secular elites, and the challenges facing Jewish tradition in modern Israel. The author expresses concern over cultural assimilation but remains hopeful about the future.
UNRWA has rejected Israeli claims to its eastern Jerusalem headquarters, calling the move illegal and a breach of international law. The dispute follows building demolitions and new legislation banning UNRWA's operations in Israel amid ongoing controversy over alleged ties to Hamas.
Strong easterly winds and rising temperatures are expected ahead of the weekend, with haze and local rain possible. The weather will remain partly cloudy with showers and isolated thunderstorms, mainly in the north.
The editorial insists that Israel and the United States must demand the return of Ran Gvili's remains before moving forward with the Gaza peace deal. It calls for immediate action, arguing that the return of fallen hostages is a fundamental obligation.
Former Palestinian Authority intelligence chief Tawfiq al-Tirawi has accused Mahmoud Abbas's leadership of widespread corruption. Tirawi warned he may expose specific cases if reforms are not made. Several officials have recently been dismissed amid corruption suspicions.
Putin will meet with US envoys to discuss Ukraine and the use of frozen Russian assets. He is also considering joining Trump's new Board of Peace, which aims to support stability in Gaza. Leaders from several countries have agreed to join the initiative.
Modi'in resident Itai Levy was found guilty of multiple sexual offenses against children, including statutory rape and indecent acts. The prosecution is seeking a ten-year prison sentence, with sentencing scheduled for May 2026.
President Vladimir Putin has offered to use frozen Russian assets in the United States to help rebuild Ukraine and support a new peace initiative for Gaza. He proposed contributing one billion dollars to the project, pending further talks with United States officials.
Ancient China invented paper over two thousand years ago, transforming how people recorded and shared information. Its spread across the world fueled advances in education, communication, and culture. Even today, paper remains a vital part of everyday life.
Disney's 'Snow White' remake leads nominations for the Golden Raspberry Awards, facing criticism for its pacing, CGI dwarfs, and box office performance. The film has sparked controversy and is considered a financial disappointment.
A hand stencil found in an Indonesian cave has been dated to at least 67,800 years ago, making it the oldest known rock art. The discovery sheds light on early human migration and creativity in Southeast Asia.
President Trump warned that Hamas will face swift consequences if it does not disarm soon, as international plans for Gaza's security move forward. Tensions continue between the United States and Israel over the governance of Gaza.
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