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Experts believe that ancient artifact could be one of the oldest fishing hooks ever found and say it was used to catch big fish like sharks and tuna

Likud MK blames 'American support' for death of IDF soldiers in Gaza campaign; Ben-Gvir says 'Americans need to understand that Israel is not another star on the American flag'

Tehran, which continues to move closer to nuclear arms, watches Israel-U.S. tensions with glee; at one of the gravest and most significant crossroads it has ever faced, Israel's government is busy with judicial overhaul

Changing day, changing location: Mayor Ron Huldai says there will be not one but two major events, as Tel Aviv will continue to be a bastion of liberalism and freedom to be whoever you want, regardless of religion, race, gender, or sexual orientation

Eurovision contestant says her passion to succeed began at a very early age and affected her in many positive ways, but every day at the top can also be a struggle

Ben-Gvir says will submit proposal to establish his national guard force to the cabinet within 60 days after Netanyahu agreed to his demands; police commissioner says force must come under police authority

According to media reports the men were in Greece illegally as agricultural workers; they were instructed to attack the Kosher restaurant inside the Chabad center on Passover, Israeli tourists are expected to be there in great numbers, and kill as many as possible

The new variety, expected to hit supermarket shelves in the near future, can grow with half as much water; tomato prices are expected to surge by 25% over the coming year, and other crops - such as onions, garlic and many more fruits and vegetables - are likely to be influenced as well

Lost ice sheet could cover Manhattan with a 61-kilometer-high pile of frost, which is equivalent to 137 stacked Empire State Buildings

After 30 years of bilateral relations, Baku sends a first ambassador to Israel; foreign minister says Azerbaijan's proximity to Iran makes ties important strategically; visiting Jeyhun Bayramov says discussions included regional concerns