Anna Epshtein

‘Welcome to Syria’: soldiers gear up for Passover with ‘goosebumps’ and grape juice

We were instructed to put on our bulletproof vests and helmets as the military jeep passed over an increasingly...

Eyewitnesses to Palestinian clash contradicts Academy-Award winning filmmaker’s version of events

A farmer who was present at the clashes between Palestinians and Israelis in which an Academy Award-winning filmmaker was...

Released Palestinian terrorist leaves prison with US$633,000

Ahmed Barghouti, who masterminded suicide bombing attacks that killed twelve Israelis, walked out of an Israeli prison on Saturday...

Hezbollah-linked NGO’s legal complaint forces Israeli soldier flee Brazil

An Israeli military reserve officer was compelled to flee Brazil in recent days following a complaint filed with local authorities...

UN hears plea from hostage’s brother as families warn partial release empowers Hamas

A relative of one of the Israeli hostages briefed the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, the first time...

Israeli cardiologists warn of sharp rise of ‘broken heart’ syndrome during war

Israeli doctors warned of a wartime surge in “broken heart syndrome” at an international gathering of cardiologists in Tel...
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A quick victory of Islamists in Syria is bad for Israel, analyst says

As jihadist rebels gain ground in Syria at the expense of Iran, an analyst told The Press Service of...

Northern Israel mayor slams emerging Hezbollah ceasefire as ‘surrender’

Kiryat Shmona Mayor Avichai Stern denounced an emerging ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, warning it could lead to...

Israeli researcher Ze’ev Erlich, 71, killed in battle in ancient fortress in Lebanon

Ze’ev (Jabo) Hanoch Erlich, a 71-year-old renowned Israeli researcher, was killed on Wednesday while accompanying IDF soldiers in southern...

‘I’m not afraid’: French Jews defy threats of violence ahead of Paris soccer match

Although French officials are bracing for violence as Israel’s national soccer was due to play in Paris on Thursday...

Israel’s oldest newspaper faces backlash over publisher’s ‘freedom fighters’ comments

The editorial board of Haaretz, Israel’s longest-running newspaper, distanced itself on Monday from publisher Amos Schocken’s remarks describing Palestinian...

Knesset passes legislation banning UNRWA

Israel's Knesset has passed two bills that effectively ban the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees,...