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Simulations set up during training based on the scenario of a possible strike on the German capital from Russia's Kaliningrad

The ancient walled city of Dubrovnik is already a leading international tourist destination, but its stunningly scenic environs – the Adriatic coast and islands – are also not to be missed. Nor, for the Jewish traveler, is its historic Sephardic synagogue

Nine-month-old Peleg Rothschild has worn a helmet for half of his short life to correct a skull malformation; now his mother accompanies parents of other helmet-wearing babies through the process

Analysis: Americans say clearly that they worry Netanyahu would launch an attack on Iran, not only to foil its nuclear program but also to silence the mass demonstrations in Israel over the judicial overhaul.

Media in Israel and U.S. report Biden government officials not convinced with Smotrich's retracement of controversial comments he made following Huwara terror attack

Event, one of the oldest and largest international conferences of its kind, planned by universities in Israel and Madrid aim to bring together LGBT professionals in order to make connection and advance careers

Mappo is an AI-powered voice-based software that integrates cultural landmarks, songs, movies, and podcasts into the car's navigation system

For the first time, Ynetnews brings the atmosphere of the Purim festival to your home, from the international synagogue in Tel Aviv, Tzohar and Ohr Torah Stone host a joint reading of the Megillah

Despite Herzog's optimism on reaching understandings, opposition leaders remain steadfast in their demands; 'Their protests are designed to bring down Israel's rightful government,' Smotrich says

Exhibits include first-ever publicly displayed artifacts including a coin from the time of the last Hasmonean king, created 107 years before the destruction of the Second Temple and oldest known inscriptions bearing Jerusalem’s ancient Hebrew name, 'yršlm'