From the documentary "NAZA" to the concert in New Jersey where a performer shouted "Free Palestine," Israel continues to suffer on the international stage, even as the series "Fauda" presents a view of what Israel has endured. KAN's David Ze'ev spoke with advocate and therapist Shira Lankin Sheps.

(Photo: Rapper Macklemore. Invision/Associated Press)

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Yehonatan Bar Sadeh is president of Aid Coalition, which operates the Fly and Vote initiative. He tells KAN's David Ze'ev that he feels the campaign is important and insists that those availing of the services provided are not asked about their political preference. 

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IDF forces eliminated 2 Nukhba terrorists in Gaza strikes this week. US refuses entry visa to Palestinian Authority leader to attend UN General Assembly in New York. French president hosts Lebanese, Jordanian leaders to discuss situation in Lebanon

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"78 Life Stories" is an interactive art installation at the ANU-Museum of the Jewish People that shares 78 personal stories of Israel's fallen, spanning the years of Israel's independence, told through the unique lens of their surviving brothers and sisters. Created in collaboration with the Our Brothers organization, founded in 2017 as a supportive framework for bereaved siblings, and the Ministry of Culture and Sport, the life stories present a human mosaic of grief, memory and resilience. Ahead of the September 29th opening, Ophir Yisraeli, whose brother Rami Yisraeli, a Prison Services officer, fell in the 2010 Carmel fire disaster, spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal. 

(Art: Elyasaf Miara)

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For artist and poet Ruth Dorrit Yacoby, who lived and created in southern Israel, exposure to the desert elements was an integral part of her work. A new exhibition at the Askila Gallery in Jaffa presents her works, including some never shown before, in a path through pain to hope. Curator Etay Gabay spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal

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Twelve requests to disqualify political parties and individual candidates from the Knesset elections have been submitted to the Central Elections Committee, despite the rarity of such requests being upheld. 

KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Dr Amir Fuchs from the Israel Democracy Institute about the attempt to ban parties from participating in elections.

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Palestinians report at least 11 dead in collapse building damaged during Gaza war. UN Security Council discuss Houthi-Saudi escalation. Likud petitions Central Elections Committee to block initiatives help Israelis fly from abroad to vote.

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IDF destroys Hizbullah tunnel. Palestinian man killed near Ramallah. Hamas operative killed in Gaza.

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The Tech for Heroes project of Beit Issie Shapiro focusses on restoring independence, mobility and quality of life for wounded veterans by asking them what daily barriers they face, and providing innovative solutions tailored to their needs. Michael Lawrence, Chief Partnerships Officer at Beit Issie Shapiro, spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal about the project, which is currently holding a funding campaign.

(Photo: Courtesy Beit Issie Shapiro)

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Gaza sources reports casualties in Israeli air strikes. Amid Houthi escalation, Saudi Crown Prince meets CENTCOM chief to discuss regional developments. Culture minister instructs authorities to explore if possible to strip Israeli film-makers of citizenship over Gaza documentary

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