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Harrowing depiction of world's most famous cartoon family on outside of Milan's central train station had their yellow Star of David badges marked over in black and the entire mural scribbled over

Defense establishment's view is contrary to claims made by Netanyahu that the deal struck by the previous government as well as the mass protests against his coalition incentivized the cross-border attacks from Lebanon and the wave of terror strikes

Bari Simon first married at 15, has since, wed 8 times and divorced 7 but says she would gladly forfeit record; 'I would have liked to get married only once to one husband and start a family with many children'

Netanyahu taps far-right firebrand May Golan to be next consul general in New York to liaise with major Jewish organizations, media and economic power centers; former senior diplomats say appointment would be a humiliation for Israel

Falafel Tanami owners say they were surprised to be included and say they believe what makes their business work is fresh food and a friendly atmosphere that many in New York seek today

An Indian news site says eight men were arrested in August after intercepted communications show they were gathering intelligence on the production of Italian-made subs coated with metamaterials that make detection difficult

Netanyahu calls for unit while Gallant urges government representatives to avoid political remarks as some bereaved families say they will protest politicians who attend ceremonies over judicial overhaul; one says Ben-Gvir's participation is a spit to his face

Stratasys, CollPlant to first produce breast implants using Stratasys’ P3 bioprinter and CollPlant’s bio-inks derived from collagen, designed to replace silicone implants by regenerating breast tissue without eliciting an immune response

Long hesitant to weigh in on Israel’s domestic affairs, many American Jewish groups and leaders, including rabbis, spent the past several months openly criticizing the country’s right-wing government

Peaches Stergo defrauded the 87-year-old man she met on a dating site to finance her lavish lifestyle and purchase, home, yacht, jewels and more while he is forced to sell his home; she now faces up to 20 years in jail