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The war that will shape Israel's next Knesset - from the editor

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By Neria Barr
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Jerusalem Post/Jerusalem Report The war that will shape Israel's next Knesset - from the editor Three years after October 7, Israel faces another election, still divided by war, loss and questions about its future Follow us on Google Israelis hold banners reading ‘Remember and never forget’ as they block the highway for a moment of silence during an October 7 memorial ceremony marking the third anniversary of Hamas’s attack in Tel Aviv.(photo credit: JACK GUEZ/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES)ByNERIA...
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Where life happens: New exhibit showcases everyday moments when something goes wrong Original

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By Neria Barr
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
"A concrete truck that got stuck in front of an exhibition opening at a gallery is much more than a concrete truck that got stuck,” says Matan Ben Cnaan. “It’s an encounter between worlds that can’t possibly meet.” The painting is called Shitty Day, and it hangs in his new solo exhibition at Rothschild Fine Art in Tel Aviv: ‘Everything’s wonderful,’ I said. I lied. The mixer stands at dusk on a wet city street, its chute lowered to the sidewalk.
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New Tel Aviv exhibition shows never-before-seen private work from six Israeli artists Original

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By Neria Barr
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
ByNERIA BARROCTOBER 3, 2026 19:57 Three pairs of artists stand at the center of Something to Hold On To, which opened recently at the Genia Schreiber University Art Gallery at Tel Aviv University. They are Hedwig Grossman and Rudi Lehmann, who came from Germany in 1933; Siona Shimshi and Jachin Hirsch, born in Tel Aviv in the 1930s; and Menashe Kadishman and Igael Tumarkin, who studied with Lehmann in the 1950s and wrote to him for decades.
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