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For American teens in Israel, the war brings lessons in resilience and caring

November 24, 2023David Leibermann

This article was produced as part of (JEWISH REVIEW)’s Teen Journalism Fellowship, a program that works with Jewish teens around the world to report on issues that affect their lives. ((JEWISH REVIEW)) — On a night where students at Yeshivat Lev HaTorah would typically be up late learning Torah, they were taking shifts volunteering at a […]

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‘We will choose a new path’: How Israel’s peace activists are responding to the war in Gaza

November 24, 2023David Leibermann

​BAQA AL-GHARBIYA, Israel ((JEWISH REVIEW)) — On the morning of Oct. 7, Israeli human rights activist Ziv Stahl was visiting relatives in her childhood home of Kibbutz Kfar Aza.  As Hamas’ massacre on the Gaza border unfolded — with the terror group ultimately killing between 52 and 60 people from the small kibbutz community and […]

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Hostage release timeline is delayed, extending an excruciating wait for their families

November 22, 2023David Leibermann

KIBBUTZ NIR OZ, Israel ((JEWISH REVIEW)) — Israel has begun making preparations for the care of traumatized hostages who are freed from Gaza, as the country reaches a pivotal moment in its six-week war with Hamas. But confusion reigned late Wednesday about the timeline for the truce that would see the release of at least 50 […]

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Sheryl Sandberg joins Jewish women in calling out lack of concern about sexual assault of Israelis

November 22, 2023David Leibermann

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — In a world divided over the Israel-Hamas war, Sheryl Sandberg — the former Meta COO and author of “Lean In,” the bestselling book about women’s equity in the workforce — offered up an idea that she thought could bring everyone together. “No matter which marches you are attending — or if you […]

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It’s official: Israel approves deal with Hamas to free at least 50 hostages in exchange for pause in fighting

November 21, 2023David Leibermann

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — Following six weeks of fighting, Israel’s government has agreed to a deal with Hamas that will free about 50 of the hundreds of hostages that Hamas took in its Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Most of those released will be women and children. The deal is a milestone in the global campaign […]

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At a small Tel Aviv protest ahead of the Israel-Hamas hostage deal, families feel hope and uncertainty

November 21, 2023David Leibermann

TEL AVIV ((JEWISH REVIEW)) — Wearing a face that bore the marks of 47 days of anguished waiting, Hadas Kalderon took to the streets to block traffic on a central Tel Aviv thoroughfare next to Israel’s military headquarters.  Kalderon was demanding that Israel’s leaders, who were meeting in the complex, approve a deal to release […]

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What we know — and don’t yet — about the hostage deal to release Israelis held by Hamas

November 21, 2023David Leibermann

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — When it attacked Israel on Oct. 7, killing 1,200 people and wounding thousands, Hamas also took an estimated 240 people hostage. Following weeks of breathless advocacy, protest and anxiety that spread across the world, some of those captives are about to be released in a deal between Israel and Hamas. The hostages range […]

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Deal to release dozens of hostages appears to be close, US, Israel and Qatar all say

November 21, 2023David Leibermann

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called special meetings of his war cabinet, security council and full government for Tuesday evening, in the clearest sign yet of an imminent deal to free at least some of the hostages taken by Hamas on Oct. 7. The terror group is holding an estimated 240 […]

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Majority of New Yorkers says antisemitism, Islamophobia have increased since Oct. 7

November 20, 2023David Leibermann

(New York Jewish Week) – A majority of New Yorkers believes Jews and Muslims are experiencing widespread discrimination and that such bigotry has increased since Hamas’ Oct. 7 assault on Israel, according to a poll released on Monday. The survey from the Siena College Research Institute also found that 25% of respondents said the attack […]

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30K Israelis join families of hostages in Jerusalem rally as reports swirl about a release deal

November 19, 2023David Leibermann

((JEWISH REVIEW)) — Tens of thousands of Israelis joined the families of many of the roughly 240 people held hostage by Hamas since Oct. 7 in a silent protest outside the offices of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Saturday night. Later on Saturday, the Washington Post reported a deal for the release of about 50 of […]

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