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World Zionist Organization to host Jewish leaders from over 40 countries in 125th Zionist Congress; This year's conference will feature hundreds of entrepreneurs and 14 different Jewish youth groups from around the world; Jewish leaders: Congress is a 'momentous occasion'

New York City named wealthiest city for millionaires, while Tokyo secures second place; Tel Aviv and Jerusalem also get the nod

Law enforcement detain 15 individuals for alleged prostitution and pimping charges; some suspects believed to have drugged trafficked women so they could sleep with multiple men in one day

Promising investigational treatment protocol combining immunotherapy shown to reduce recurrence of deadly skin cancer by 44%

Defense minister says elected representatives of the government must attend memorial ceremonies but convey a unifying message while opponents of the government's judicial overhaul demand they stay away; Netanyahu echoes words in statement

Small human-made plastic particles found to be a leading cause of young shearwater deaths in an Australian nesting colony

Health Ministry says lab tests show product advertised online under brand name Phen Q also contains a host of other controlled substances; 'This dangerous phenomenon has led to hospitalizations in the past and can be life-threatening'

Opinion: The great Zionist mission of our day is to continue to wave our flag, together, to continue to see it as a collective symbol of our collective home, to continue believing that there is room for all of us under the Magen David, and that the blue stripes have a bright future ahead, here, in the land of Israel, for the coming 75 years

Gett Chesed's volunteers visit lonely Holocaust survivors across Israel every week, serving them hot meals and taking them out to cafes and restaurants to bring joy to their lives; 'Those weekly meetings are by far the most joyful moment of the whole week,' says one survivor

Student rolls slashed by 41% and hundreds of schools shutter over a little more than a decade; 'We have to look at the negative trend in these schools as a wake-up call'