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The Jerusalem Post Magazine, 02 Ekim 2026

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Is Gil Hoff­man sug­gest­ing that there is something in the Israeli DNA that provides a skewed per­cep­tion of how Israel is being treated inter­na­tion­ally (Eye on the Media, Septem­ber 25)? It is, admit­tedly, an inter­est­ing notion, but I’m not...

NOT YET AWAKE

ArticleHOW WE REMEMBER

I need to take excep­tion to the ref­er­ence to “Islamo­pho­bia” in the cover story on the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks (Septem­ber 11). Rather than report­ing on the out­come of 9/11 and what people remem­ber or how they feel, using the term...

HOW WE REMEMBER

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The ‘Ad 120’ net­work, in col­lab­or­a­tion with Ichilov Well and the Move­ment group, recently launched the LONGEVITY TEAM – a per­sonal and group longev­ity track for senior cit­izens at the Ad 120 Tel Aviv com­plex, with the goal of extend­ing...

FIRST IN ISRAEL’S SENIOR LIVING: AD 120 TEL AVIV LAUNCHES LONGEVITY TEAM

ArticleWhat Amit taught us

Noa Bunzel is very proud of her three chil­dren, Nadav, Amit, and Adi. “Nadav is now on reserve duty in Lebanon, Amit is on Mount Herzl, and Adi is a cas­u­alty assist­ance officer in the Engin­eer­ing Corps.” Her mat­ter-of-fact descrip­tion of...

What Amit taught us

ArticleChoos­ing life, build­ing hope

‘Ican­not change what was taken from me, but I can choose what I build,” says Eli Shar­abi, a former res­id­ent of Kib­butz Be’eri who was taken host­age by Hamas ter­ror­ists on Oct. 7, 2023, and freed after endur­ing 491 days of bru­tal...

Choos­ing life, build­ing hope