Linda Gradstein

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Iron Dome missile defense interceptors are shot over the Israeli city of Ashkelon

Israel

A major Israeli city is just 9 miles from Gaza. Some Americans are choosing to move there anyway.

By Linda Gradstein December 6, 2021

Cafe Kadosh in Jerusalem

Israel

Israeli restaurants are changing their kosher certification — and signaling a religious revolution

By Linda Gradstein July 22, 2021

A joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day service, co-hosted by the Parents Circle Families Forum and Combatants for Peace and held virtually this year, has sparked heated debate in Israel. (Screen shot)

Israel

A group of bereaved Israelis and Palestinians hopes to transcend hate while mourning. They have their critics.

By Linda Gradstein April 29, 2021

Farm equipment at Ein Hashlosha, a kibbutz on Israel's border with Gaza that has seen a recent influx of young families. (Screen shot from YouTube)

Israel

A year of COVID lockdowns has revived Israel’s kibbutz movement

By Linda Gradstein March 18, 2021

Israel

As most Israeli adults get vaccinated from COVID, some wonder when life will go back to normal

By Linda Gradstein February 12, 2021

Culture

Einstein online: Internet archive offers window into physicist’s life and work

By Linda Gradstein March 20, 2012

Politics

U.S. congresswomen see Israel, Palestinians in the eyes of J Street

By Linda Gradstein February 27, 2012

Israel

Palestinian Khader Adnan tests limits of Israel’s system of military detention

By Linda Gradstein February 21, 2012

Israel

A divided town, where the pursuit of bargains brings together Israelis and Palestinians

By Linda Gradstein February 16, 2012

Israel

Controversy grows in Israel over extension of Tal Law granting haredim army exemptions

By Linda Gradstein January 31, 2012

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