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The officers will be required to account by showing the number of dens shut down

Kids ran around the Ore Dock in costumes while parents enjoyed their favorite drinks. There was face painting, balloon animals and sing-a-longs.

Noy Meirson says a single Bob Marley cover on YouTube made her blow up in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with paparazzi, journalists, and fans lurking on every corner, but not all was always peaches

Jewish lawyers who represent Islamist terrorists say that while they will always believe that everyone is entitled to fair representation, including terrorists, they do sometimes find themselves struggling with their own humanity, especially facing the victims' families

Study finds over half of adults surveyed from 64 countries fear clowns due to their appearance, behavior, and external influences such as negative portrayals in popular culture or past traumatic experiences

Europe takes the role of the rabbi’s wife one step further, recognizes its significance, equips rebbetzins with the tools to be effective community leaders; 'Rebbetzins play a key role in their communities receive remuneration and recognition, whereas in Israel it still remains a vision' Rebbetzin Yemima Mizrachi says

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

Shachar Chefer celebrates her birthday on the day she came out of the closet, which she regards as the moment she truly embraced her identity; She feels blessed to have had unconditional support from her parents throughout her journey, especially her mother Liat

In 1998, singer became the first transgender person to win Eurovision, turning her into a worldwide LGBT icon; three decades on, she stars in a new docu-reality series about her life and speaks without restraint about why she doesn't go out protesting, her choice to give up on relationships and what are Noa Kirel's chances of winning Eurovision

Lauren Guy, owner of geolocation firm ASTERRA, says that his technology, which is used in over 70 countries worldwide could be the solution to an ever-growing demand for the rare earth mineral