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Just days after Israeli air strikes in Syria hit Iran-linked targets that killed at least two IRGC officers, Iranian media reports a failed attack; In the past, Tehran has blamed Israel for such attacks, including a drone attack on a military factory near Isfahan in January

A multinational liquor brand has acquired dozens of Wellington and Bay of Plenty bars.

Opinion: This Passover we must remember more than ever – if we all learn to sit around one table, if we know how to lovingly accept the four sons around the Seder table, then we will be a nation

Nikki Fried was amongst the 10 arrested demonstrators in the protest in opposition to a proposed six-week abortion ban - 'I’m out. And not ever backing down,' she tweeted

Rochella Kafri, born in Tel Aviv and a member of the second generation of the founders of the northern moshav Nahalal, is one of the oldest people in Israel and the world to successfully undergo the procedure; 'I don't feel so old,' she shrugged as she wished for quality of life, rather than longevity

What is left of the Jewish noble families? A special project on the Rothschilds, Dellals, Sassoons, and other influential figures who shaped Jewish history. From triumphs to tragedies, explore the fascinating stories behind the iconic Jewish aristocracy

How to arrange the Seder bowl, what must be on the Seder table, when are the glasses poured and when is it time for the feast. The complete Passover Seder table companion

The haggadah market is booming as Jewish writers take inspiration from news, pop culture and other trends to create texts that break the mold

From Kharkiv to Mykolaiv and Kyiv, Ukrainian rabbis share stories about their communities' resilience and determination as they prepare for Passover seder during times of hardship

Fourth Israel-linked attack in less than a week reportedly launched from Sea of Galilee region and targets Damascus International Airport and southern Damascus area