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The discovery by scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Science may lead to the development of new drugs for blood diseases;

PM's defense team says willing to end proceedings in the corruption trial underway for 3 years, although Baharav-Miara has yet to express an opinion; pending testimony from former close aid turned state witness could prove embarrassing

Little did Rafi Ryker know that a single trip to Africa would set in motion a series of events that would transform the lives of countless villagers in northern Tanzania, empowering them with the ability to dream big; 'Where there is water there is hope'

Ronaldo Kohl says he has fulfilled his late father's dream to return to the Jewish homeland; 'We do not take it for granted; We are living the dream of our ancestors'

Turkish president honors representatives of 90 international delegations, that arrived in the stricken areas in the south of the country.

Some 30 dead batoids were discovered by a local nature photographer after they were caught as bycatch in a fishing net and discarded after being injured and killed

Landmarks across U.S. illuminated in Israel's national colors as leaders and statesmen extend their wishes for the Jewish state's 75th Independence Day; Biden: 'The United States recognizes the resilience of Israel’s democracy—the bedrock for our robust and special relationship'

While Israelis enjoy BBQs and the outdoors, around the world customs include kite flying, setting sea turtles free or climbing oiled poles to reach a prize

Yotam Polizer leads IsraAid volunteers to help in disaster-struck areas - such as Sierra Leone, Japan, Greece, Turkey, Nepal, Ukraine, and Sudan - and the Israeli organization is already being compared around the world to the International Red Cross

Despite a promising career and experience in the high-tech industry, Achi Kushnir decided to use his skills aboard one of the largest hospital ships in the world to make the world a better place