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We drove the new Subaru Forester: Not afraid of Toyota and Hyundai

Subaru's crossover, known for off-road capabilities, now upgrades quality and design, but one major drawback remains.

By WALLA! CARS

After 36 years: Subaru stops producing the Legacy

The once dominant car from Japan is now overshadowed by the success of crossovers like the Outback, which outsells it by six times. How many are still on the roads in Israel?

By UDI ETZION/WALLA!

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Threat of Iran's proxies isn't gone, Israeli gov't cannot lose focus

By JPOST EDITORIAL

For every bright moment there is a dark lining

By URI PILICHOWSKI

A travel diary in Jewish communities after the US presidential election

By NADAV TAMIR

The wrong priorities: The absurdity of today's Israel is on full display

By YEDIDIA STERN

Time to rebuild the economy, education, and emotional health of Israel's citizens

By SHERWIN POMERANTZ

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We drove the new Subaru Forester: Not afraid of Toyota and Hyundai

After 36 years: Subaru stops producing the Legacy

Israel is likely to finally respond to Yemen's Houthis, 'Post' has learned

Russia warns the United States of the risks of World War Three

Columbia adjunct professor resigns after academic who praised October 7 to teach Zionism course

Khamenei's gamble: The crumbling pillars of the Islamic Republic

IDF dismantles underground 7.5 km terror tunnel in Gaza, finds equipment seized by Hamas on Oct. 7

Threat of Iran's proxies isn't gone, Israeli gov't cannot lose focus

For every bright moment there is a dark lining

A travel diary in Jewish communities after the US presidential election

The wrong priorities: The absurdity of today's Israel is on full display

Time to rebuild the economy, education, and emotional health of Israel's citizens