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Among items found are Byzantine earrings and a replica of an Islamic coin, which archeologists say further supports the idea that the area was once a thriving Viking trade center

Mother of 11 Rachel Pisam recently became the first woman to be appointed to emergency organization's second-highest rank, juggling career and family life

Herzog compromise prevents coalition majority in selection of judges and Supreme Court justices, limits court's ability to overrule regular legislation and ancohrs in law rights of minorities; Levin, Rothman state outright - proposal is a none starter

English media goes bonkers for Israeli international after he scores his fifth goal in as many matches for Fulham; 'It’s amazing to score five goals in a row, I work hard for it,' Solomon says

Granit says winning the Michelin star for a third year in a row is thanks to his partners and crew, adds that hopes the next ceremony will be held in Israel, so the whole world could witness the high standard of the Israeli culinary industry

American Kennel Club’s ‘Pawrim’ party gives Jewish NYC dog owners a chance to have some fun and show off their costumed pooches

Orthodox Jewish activists take to social media in protest against proposed bill advanced after a New York Times report on teachers hitting students, saying investigation encouraged antisemitism

The hackers demanded 80 bitcoins from Technion, which is equivalent to $1,747,971; The wording of the email that followed the attack is littered with anti-Israeli rhetoric, which suggests the attack was motivated by ideological reasons, and not greed

As government pushes forward with legal reform, scores of protesters descend upon U.S. mission in Tel Aviv to turn outward for help and urge POTUS to speak out

Abd al-Fattah Kharousha, who is believed to have shot dead Israeli brothers Hallel and Yagel Yaniv last week, reportedly killed in clashes with Israeli security forces