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Speaking in front of a few hundred judicial reform supporters, Tally Gotliv calls for dismissal of AG, accuses ex-PM Ehud Barak of ‘sedition’ and calls for his imprisonment

Some teens explain the remoteness of online prayer and congregation allowed them to grow closer to Judaism and experience spiritual growth, while others describe it as a great hurdle that nearly derailed them

While recent internal conflicts and external threats have caused many to believe the winds of war are blowing in Israel's direction, a level-headed analysis shows that such fears are not grounded in reality | Commentary

Evolution, life circumstances and the society we live in often present us with a choice between cooperating with others or prioritizing our own interests. The Prisoner’s Dilemma provides insight into how we and other organisms make decisions in such scenarios

Speaking at a memorial for the Irgun, Netanyahu says Israel must be able to defend itself against all threats on its own although would welcome superpower intervention; Gallant tells enemies security forces intent on defending Israel

In pressure from Palestinian activist groups, Meta to change interpretation of Arabic word "shahid" in reference to dangerous or violent people and events; Watchdog groups claim policy to lead to antisemitic and pro-terror content

72 Seasons is a Metallica album that gives you as much riffing pleasure as it does pedestrian interludes, but loyalists will likely not count it against them, and even those who aren't will still derive ample enjoyment from its prominent highs

According to a document uncovered by Ynet, Israel conducted a large-scale drill that simulated an attack on Iran's nuclear program; However, the CIA is uncertain about Israel's plans for the near future and its intentions

Israeli non-profit says a quarter of Holocaust survivors live below the poverty line, 60% report government, and other stipends fall short for basic home, medical and physical needs

After losing wife and daughter to Palestinian gunmen's fire in West Bank attack, rabbi Leo Dee says he believes most Palestinians are decent people who reject terrorists’ actions