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Opinion: After Netanyahu's indictment and claims of being targeted by law enforcement, right-wing politicians stepped up demands to curb the power of the courts; Ynet senior commentators present their views of Israel's judicial overhaul in an exclusive project

Civilians report tremor mostly felt in northern Israel; Israeli Geological Survey says 4.1-magnitude shock's epicenter located near Syria-Lebanon border

Born in the eighth century AD, al-Khwarizmi is responsible for the origin and advancement of a core pillar of modern mathematics we still use today

Ehab Tarabieh, who lives in Golan Height and identifies as Syrian, hopes his film - financed by Israeli bodies - will shed light on complexities of life under 'occupation'

Father of Israeli reggae music Tony Ray put on a show in honor of Marley's birthday featuring some of the late music icon's greatest jams, as well as some gems of his own

Rabbi Mendy Chitrik says many members of Jewish community in the southern city of Antakya are unaccounted for; 'We hope and pray they come out of the rubble, but as time passes it becomes more difficult,' he says

Civilians report feeling yet another temblor in different parts of central Israel and West Bank as concerns of severe shock continue to mount; 'I was lying in bed when I felt it shaking'

In a press conference, Mayor Ada Colau says that ties with official Israeli institutions will remain severed as long as it maintains its 'apartheid policy'; move taken by the mayor, having not been put to a vote in the city council

Eden Pines says her budding romance with Simone Susinna began when they met in Paris, with the two deciding to part ways a short while after

Using SYNCH, an app that centralizes all forms of communication into a combination of a walkie-talkie, teams at the disaster zone can transmit voice messages, photos and live video from the field as well as send updates to control centers