Israel

“Israel portrayed in the Arab media looks completely different from the Israel we see here with our eyes.”

“Israeli doctors are no longer a shocking phenomenon here in Gaza,” says Mohammed, a resident of the coastal enclave whose real name cannot be revealed for security reasons since the territory’s Hamas overlords forbid speaking to Israeli media.

Tamar Getter was born in Tel Aviv in 1953, and has ever since lived and studied art in this city.

The deaths of two “innocent” participants in the demonstrations on the border between Gaza and Israel have been circulating in the media.

If the Crusaders had known that their only lasting physical mark on the Holy Land would be a theme park in the reborn Jewish state, they might have stayed in Europe.

After an outpouring of love and support for Israel by Iranians on Twitter (see page 19), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to show that most Israelis similarly do not harbor ill-will for the people of Iran.

The medical service in the Israeli army has been campaigning against smoking for many years.

There is nothing nicer than spending a summer day on the beach. The possibility never crosses our minds that the sea could be concealing terrorist threats.

This year we were full of joy when US President Trump declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel. Let’s look at that event from a different angle.