How the sunken 1948 Altalena arms ship became an election battleground in Israel in 2026
Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, attends a press conference at the Etzel Museum following the discovery of the Altalena ship after 78 years at bottom of the Mediterranean sea on August 24, 2026 in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Amir Levy/Getty Images)

How the sunken 1948 Altalena arms ship became an election battleground in Israel in 2026

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A ‘piyut’ for former Gaza hostage Agam Berger
Former Israeli hostage Agam Berger with her parents, Meirav and Shlomi, aboard an Israeli Air Force helicopter en route to a hospital following her release after 482 days in Hamas captivity, Jan. 30, 2025. Credit: IDF Spokesperson’s Unit. The photograph reached Israeli phones within the hour. Some 50 miles to the east, in Ma’ale Adumim, Rabbi Zev Shandalov read the six words and wrote a piyut, a form of prayer-poetry that rabbis have composed since antiquity.

A ‘piyut’ for former Gaza hostage Agam Berger

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Rabbi Elyssa Joy Austerklein’s bronze mezuzah selected for statewide Texas art exhibition
“Eve in the Garden,” a bronze mezuzah by Rabbi Elyssa Joy Austerklein, was selected for the juried Texas Sculpts V exhibition at ArtCentre of Plano. The piece is the exhibition’s only work of Judaica (Courtesy Rabbi Alyssa Joy Austerklein)

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Fort Worth Hebrew Day School: A short-lived dream
Photo: FWHDS Collection, Fort Worth Jewish Archives & History Center. In 1998, faculty and students gather for a school portrait at Fort Worth Hebrew Day School. Among those pictured are faculty members Ilana Knust, Raquel Jacoby, Shoshana Howard, Ms. Lance, Brenda Sneddon and Glenda Herron, along with students Joshua Nadel, Shelby Guskin, Jay Factor, David Williams, Michelle Nadel, Danielle Knust, Rebecca Allen, Justin Moss, Ace Factor, Max Lobel and Teddy Printz, with Daniel Kaye seated between them.

Fort Worth Hebrew Day School: A short-lived dream

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