Deborah Danan

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Israel

Israelis lament their divides, and cling to them, as they mark a holiday commemorating the toll of disunity

By Deborah Danan August 1, 2025

Israel

Tel Aviv rally calls for war’s end, as hunger reigns in Gaza and ceasefire talks collapse anew

By Deborah Danan July 24, 2025

Israel

In Druze town where hundreds breached border with Syria, residents mourn one tragedy while fearing another

By Deborah Danan July 23, 2025

Global

When Iran’s internet went down during its war with Israel, so did bot networks spreading disinformation: Report

By Deborah Danan July 14, 2025

Food

A cholent crisis? Rabbi’s ruling against Shabbat stew on Thursday nights briefly roils Israel

By Deborah Danan and Philissa Cramer July 11, 2025

Israel

This Palestinian sheikh has a plan for peace with Israel — even if few are on board with it

By Deborah Danan July 9, 2025

Israel

Gimme shelter: As sirens wailed, Israelis made the most of life underground

By Deborah Danan June 26, 2025

Israel

‘And now — the hostages’: Families and advocates for the missing want Israel to refocus on their plight

By Deborah Danan June 25, 2025

Israel

A deadly missile strike turned Tamra into a symbol of anti-Arab racism — and of solidarity across divides

By Deborah Danan June 20, 2025

Letter from Jaffa: ‘It was the loudest boom I have ever heard’

By Deborah Danan June 19, 2025

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