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Jerusalem applies pressure on international Olympic bodies to intervene to ensure Israeli athletes are allowed to travel to compete in Bali

It's been 70 years since the groundbreaking discovery of the DNA molecule's double helix - one of the most significant scientific breakthroughs of the 20th century and the collaborative efforts of three pioneering scientists

At its peak, 12,000 Jews lived in Moises Ville after escaping persecution in Eastern Europe, however, harsh conditions, assimilation, and antisemitism have led to difficulties

From the blooming north to the hidden valleys of the south, here are the best places to have a cookout traveling alone, or with family and friends

Opinion: Ethnocentric and nationalistic curriculum have been infused into our children's minds for over a decade, so it's no wonder they're voting for Ben-Gvir, but the solution is simple - a secular, independent education system

While back in the day, the feminist ethos viewed porn as unquestionably detrimental to female empowerment, Chelly Wilson stood out, with many women today considering her endeavors as inherently feminist

The phone that easily outsold the first iPhone, through an ill-conceived gaming console and a colorless smartwatch, all the way to the NFC's predecessor: A list of gadgets that take us back 15 years, because that's how long they've been collecting dust in our homes

Elizabeth Deutsch survived the Holocaust and Auschwitz, and moved to America where she felt it was possible to live safely as a Jew, now she sits with her granddaughter to share her story

While COVID ran rampant, Efrat and Arik Rozental packed up their previous lives and three children in favor of a nomadic lifestyle in the Far East; Their adventures on Thailand's beaches caught on, inspiring hundreds of families to follow in their footsteps

Have you missed fresh airy bread on the inside and cracking on the outside? These are the best boutique bakeries in Israel, where you can find the perfect bite of bread