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Geffen was a cultural icon and beloved storyteller whose lyrics forged the childhood of Israelis for decades; culture minister says Geffen's stories and songs will 'remain for eternity and reverberate with the Israeli identity'

Kohelet Policy Forum Chairman Prof. Moshe Koppel says the right is getting stronger, as religious people are having more kids than others, making some form of reform inevitable

Dunkin’ will celebrate National Cold Brew Day tomorrow, April 20, and Dunkin’ Rewards members can celebrate with a free cold brew when they make any purchase through the Dunkin’ Rewards app.

Reza Pahlavi slams current clerical regime in Tehran 'that does not represent the Iranian people,' wishes to see his native Iran turn into a constitutional democracy that will become 'strategic partners' with Jerusalem once more

'Ashley reminds us that the secret to overcoming it all isn’t just about embracing your curves, but accepting yourself just the way you are,' Maxim magazine writes about its HOT 100 issue cover girl

Boris Eldagsen says he is grateful his photo was chosen and remarks on its historic significance as the first image generated by artificial intelligence to win a prestigious competition

Teenager goes into life-threatening anaphylactic shock as family finds EpiPen on hand is expired; fortunately for him, Dr. Matan Unger rushed to the rescue

'We dream of your life, we plan your arrival and the knowledge that you are here to complete our love makes our days much happier,' soccer star and influencer say in joint Instagram post alongside a series of photos revealing the baby bump

After 180 organizations submit letter to Elon Musk on Twitter's antisemitism problem, platform rolls out new hate speech policy of labeling content that may violate their hateful conduct policy

In his speech at Yad Vashem, President Herzog recounts harrowing story of Nazis dismembering Jewish captives 'to be displayed and cataloged in an orderly fashion' as a macabre symbol for a people they aimed to erase from history