Doctors and nurses wore “From the river to the sea” protest symbols to work and covered hospital toilet stalls and corridors with stickers that included a Star of David with a red line drawn through it. Melbourne anaesthetist Dr. Deborah Bell, co-founder of the Australian Zionist Healthcare Alliance, speaks with KAN's David Ze'ev.

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Among the parties saying they will run in the October 27 Knesset election is the Miluimnikim, military reservists. Does it have a political future? Party co-founder Yoav Adomi spoke with KAN's David Ze'ev. (Photo: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

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Knesset begins holding marathon votes on coalition bills before recess. US, Iran exchange strikes. UN official says Hamas obstructing aid distribution in Gaza

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As new national data warns of a dramatic decline in science education among Israeli students, more than 100 teens from across the country recently gathered in Jerusalem to present 23 technology ventures designed to solve real world problems. The occasion was the national final of EcoTech, an entrepreneurship and technology program operated by the nonprofit Machshava Tova, which works to reduce social gaps through technology education and digital inclusion. Machshava Tova CEO Tomer Samarkandi spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal.

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U.S. ‌Senator Lindsey ⁠Graham died on Saturday evening after a reported cardiac arrest, aged 71.

Graham was considered a close ally of President Donald Trump and a staunch supporter of Israel.

He frequently visited the country, where he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and was among the most outspoken supporters of the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran and of efforts to bring about regime change in Tehran.

KAN's Mark Weiss spoke about Lindsey Graham's legacy with Marc Zell, the chair of Republicans Overseas, Israel.

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 France play Morocco in the first of the World Cup quarter final games on Thursday night.

KAN's Mark Weiss  spoke with World Cup  blogger Alan Wigman, Wigi.

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Sirens sound in Jordan as US and Iran exchange fire. Nurses declare labor dispute. Katz says IDF stays in Lebanon until Hizbullah disarms.

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Iran remains defiant despite the escalation over the last few days in the Gulf.

Dr Thamar Gindin, an expert on Iran from Haifa University's IZRI center, told KAN's Mark Weiss that survival was , and remains, the top priority for the regime and control over the Strait of Hormuz, the lifting of sanctions and the nuclear project are all a means to this end.

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In a survey conducted by the Israel Women's Network, 59 percent of the women asked said that no party head in the upcoming Knesset election represents their interests. Elana Sztokman, director of development at the Israel Women's Network, spoke to KAN's David Ze'ev.

(Photo: A woman casts her vote in a Knesset election. Daniel Dreifuss/Flash90)

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US President Trump says he thinks MOU is over, amid US, Iran strikes. Defense Secretary Hegseth cancels expected trip to Israel. with Iran is over. IDF kills Hamas terrorist who took part in October 7 invasion of Kibbutz Nirim

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