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Recruitment drive targets veterans of military service with aim of increasing the force from 600 to 1,000; officials say as many as 300 applications have already been filed

New right-wing government is in the process of repealing a tax on single-use plastics, since ultra-Orthodox, who have large families and use mass quantities of disposable cutlery, say the tax unfairly targets them

Tel Aviv University researchers say political affiliations and inclinations can be foretold by analyzing the most primary parts of our brains; ‘At the most basic brain level, rightists and leftists in Israel literally don't see and hear the same things’

An article published in the French journal, Revue d’Assyriologie et d’archéologie orientale, recently translated two cuneiform tablets from Iraq dating to 1800 BC, demonstrating that they contain a translation of common words and phrases, from Canaanite into Akkadian.

Irina Korolova arrived in Israel alone and tended to an elderly man living in Jerusalem; Israeli authorities still attempting to contact victim's family in Ukraine

Dr. Roi Glam was seriously wounded during military operation in Jenin 20 years ago; in his hospital bed, he decided that his future was in medicine; 'I try to see myself in every wounded soldier,' he says

Watchdog says six trucks transporting Iranian-made weapons came under aerial assault in Al-Bukamal area minutes after crossing border from Iraq

Legislation receives first nod from Knesset with 89-8 votes, would allow Israel to deport convicted terrorists who receive payments from Palestinian Authority

More than 100 people are working tirelessly to save what remains of the most notorious Nazi death camp from the elements and keep the memory of the Holocaust alive

Opinion: In an exclusive opinion piece, Jerusalem mayor says incitement is a strategic threat to Israel's security, transforming young, promising Palestinians into murderers, while incitement online 'no less dangerous than guns'