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Germany has over a million refugees fleeing Russian invasion of the country, among them Jews who find the time to celebrate Jewish holiday after their children forced to spend previous year's festivities in bunkers

Proposal, reportedly egged on by the coalition, suggests the override clause to be passed in a majority of 65 Knesset members; proposes changes to the judge selection committee and protects Basic Laws

Ultra-Orthodox media experts say smoking is seen as a sign of masculinity, and adulthood; still, among adults, the percentage of Haredi smokers is much lower than in the general population

Farmers from communities in the south instructed by the military to stay away from fields near the Gaza border; tensions high after rocket launch towards Israeli communities overnight and violent gunfight in Jenin earlier

Tom Tugendhat reveals to Sky News that British intelligence agencies alert the targets on Iran's radar of the plot for their possible assassinations; Israel envoy to UK says she receives highest level of security but is still a target

Oliver Park’s first feature-length film relies more on cheap computer graphics and Jewish stereotypes and less on tense atmosphere and conflict that can truly scare people

Riskified, a publicly traded company says move comes amid government's judicial overhaul and risk of legislation baring removal of funds; CEO says would support employees wishing to relocate to Portugal

Chairman of the South African Zionist Federation says the vote is a result of divisive political groups playing to their domestic base and will have no impact on Israel

With demand for tickets through the roof, this year's event, to take place in Liverpool, features Kirel's 'Unicorn' written with previous Eurovision winning song-writer Doron Medley

Wary of home demolitions during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, Yair Yitzhaki says police minister's insistence to double down on policy during times of heightened religious fervor could spell disaster