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0 Politics History

What it’s like inside the Hamas tunnels where six hostages were murdered

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 5 Sep

Maj. (Ret.) John Spencer discusses the complex network of Hamas tunnels in Gaza and the challenges faced by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) in countering them.

0 Politics Israel

What is the Philadelphi Corridor, and why is it such a big deal to Netanyahu?

Louis Keene in Forward · 5 Sep

The Philadelphi Corridor, a strategic strip along Gaza's border with Egypt, has become a significant issue in ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

0 Israel Politics

Tunnel Vision

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 20 Aug

Hezbollah's release of a video showcasing their extensive underground tunnel network in Lebanon has alarmed Israeli defense analysts, although it was not surprising given Hezbollah's history of tunnel construction dating back to the 1980s with Iranian funding and North Korean expertise.

0 Israel Politics

The Last Man in Metula

Tablet Audience Editors in Tablet · 15 Aug

Yaniv Elahdifs comes from a longstanding family in northern Israel that traces its roots back to fleeing the Spanish Inquisition 21 generations ago.

0 Israel Politics

The world wants Israel to impose a ceasefire – but Hamas has to stop shooting first

, David Rose in Jewish Chronicle · 17 May

Despite international pressure on Israel to implement a ceasefire, the ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza continues as the group's fighters persist in attacking the Israeli Defence Force.

0 Israel Politics

Why Israel Is Winning in Gaza

Edward N. Luttwak in Tablet · 9 Feb

Israel's success in the Gaza conflict can be attributed to several factors.

0 Communities Culture

The Entire World is a Very Narrow Tunnel

Bonjour Chai · 12 Jan

A recent incident at the Chabad headquarters in Crown Heights, New York, involving an unauthorized tunnel highlights internal conflicts within the Chabad movement, especially among its messianist factions.

0 Politics Israel

A Shift in the War - with Haviv Rettig Gur

Call Me Back · 24 Dec 2023

This episode explores the current state and evolving phases of the Hamas-Israel War, with discussions on Israeli military strategy, societal impacts, and political implications.

0 Politics History

Would Gazans rise up against Hamas? - with Amos Harel

Call Me Back · 7 Dec 2023

In this episode, Amos Harel provides insights into the current IDF operations in South Gaza, explains the challenges of the Gaza tunnel system, and discusses growing civilian frustrations with Hamas.

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'It's very personal': Inside Gaza with Israeli soldiers

Haaretz Weekly · 6 Nov 2023

In this article, journalist Anshel Pfeffer shares his observations after being embedded with the Israeli army during their ground operation in Gaza.

0 Israel Politics

The Gazan Battlefield — with Avi Issacharoff

Call Me Back · 15 Oct 2023

Avi Issacharoff provides insights into the Israeli Defense Forces' (IDF) expected confrontation with Hamas in Gaza, highlighting the complex network of underground tunnels Hamas has built and the challenges Israel faces.

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The Magical Mossad Mystery Tour

Peter Theroux in Tablet · 24 Jan 2023

The article discusses a tour called the "Ultimate Mossad Mission" that takes participants to various locations in Israel to learn about security matters and explore the country's history.

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The Subterranean Brilliance of Rutu Modan’s ‘Tunnels’

Raz Greenberg in Tablet · 2 Mar 2021

Israeli artist Rutu Modan's graphic novel, Tunnels, tells the story of Nili and Broshi, children of a renowned archaeologist, who find themselves on opposite sides in a struggle for the Ark of the Covenant.

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