Spending time on the battlefield has confronted Israeli physicians with acute medical needs that lack solutions. Now they are teaming up with cutting-edge Israeli companies and hospitals' innovation centers

Failing to safeguard its borders, Israel tries to conquer territory as a defensive tactic, whose success is highly questionable. 'The IDF has lost its self-confidence,' says a veteran military historian

While the internationally renowned photographer Moï Ver was alive, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art declined to hold an exhibition by the avant-garde artist. Now, 30 years after his death, and after retrospectives in European capitals, his wish has come true

LEBANON: Report: Lebanon agreed for IDF to delay withdrawal; Lebanese president denies claim ■ ISRAEL: Three hostages' families say received signs of life ■ GAZA: Palestinian media report one killed, nine wounded in Rafah, IDF confirms attack ■ EGYPT: Report: Five Arab states to discuss Egypt's Gaza proposal, set to be published next week; Egypt and Jordan call to rebuild Gaza without displacing Palestinians ■ SYRIA: Russia invites Syrian FM to Moscow; IDF reportedly sets up checkpoint in south ■ WEST BANK: One militant killed, one soldier wounded in Tul Karm, army says

The man had been contracted to clear dirt from the site of a local yeshiva, was physically confronted by students who said 'This is our dirt,' slashing his car tires. The local council head said the matter was 'complicated' and is under review

Jerusalem bookseller Mahmoud Muna, arrested this week by Israel, is also co-editor of 'Daybreak in Gaza,' a new collection of essays on the Strip's unique culture. 'We had a feeling of urgency, we didn't know if the people we were interviewing would be alive the next day,' he says

'The Palestinians will be a hotbed of trouble throughout the Arab world' said the Syrian Foreign Minister in 1982. Apparently, not much has changed