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In honor of Valentine's Day, Ruderman Family Foundation has created a special project, allowing a group of U.S. Jewish men and women to share their grievances when it comes to finding the perfect partner

Israel’s politics leave little room for left-leaning Orthodox Jews, but the 'faithful left' hopes to change that dynamic, and have already started doing so by showing up at the anti-government protests that have swept the country

Staff Sgt. Asil Sawaed laid to rest near his home in the Bedouin village of Hussniyya in northern Israel after suffering fatal wounds in a stabbing attack and a friendly fire mishap; commanders say he was slated for a promotion in rank

Foreign ministers of France, Germany, Italy, UK and U.S. oppose 'unilateral actions which will only serve to exacerbate tensions between Israelis and Palestinians'; Smotrich and Ben-Gvir defiant

Despite prevailing winds constantly pushing Jews and Arabs in mixed cities to be mindful of their ethnic and religious differences, one gym in Jaffa celebrates ethnic groups coming together to sweat it out without ever bringing up politics

Religious Zionist leader Bezalel Smotrich says Israeli-U.S. relations are based on mutual interests, but the administration understands current government must act on Israeli interests, knows 'well' its position on settlements

Speaking at energy summit in Egypt, chief executive Yossi Abu says company installing third pipeline that will transmit gas to platform and expanding capacity of EMG pipeline to 8 BCM

With Mideast tensions running high, Paris compiling list of names to consider for succession of aging Palestinian leader, who will turn 88 in March

As tens of thousands thronged to Jerusalem to protest judicial reform, designated minister Dudi Amsalem portrays them as affluent anarchists as high-end timepiece rests on his wrist

In a special project, Ynet taps a host of political commentators to share their views on Netanyahu government's plans to shake up Israel's judicial system, causing societal rifts and sending hundreds of thousands to the streets