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Investment houses in Israel are beginning to feel the impact of concerns about the impending legal reforms, with clients expressing their desire to move some of their investments abroad or increase their exposure to world markets

Lead economist says stock dip and weakening of Israeli currency is the result of Netanyahu's proposed change to the judicial system, seen by many as an assault on democracy; terror attacks over the weekend also considered a contributing factor

A 20-year veteran at Israel's largest emergency service, Fadi Dekidek says when duty calls, he tunes out ethnic-related background noise and administers care to the wounded

Two men observed nearing border, encounter troops who open fire killing one, while the second suspect escapes back into Syrian territory after being injured

Zelensky among attendees of memorial event held in Babi Yar; choir performance described by Israeli envoy as a touching gesture, which featured song by Hannah Szenes

IDF says Lieutenant N. acted 'in accordance with expectations,' and engaged the terrorist until he was neutralized, preventing loss of more lives

Fadi Ayesh, 25, takes to social media to clarify he had nothing to do with deadly synagogue shooting after his name and photo appeared on Israeli TV, having been labeled a suspect on social media

Rafael Ben Eliyahu planned to travel to California to attend his soon-to-be-born grandson's brit milah, but son Kobi had to take the opposite trip to be at his father's funeral; 'you didn't get the chance to hold your grandson in your arms,' his son eulogizes

Shoah Memorial Foundation says does not mind the gesture or find it harmful; artist aleXsandro Palombo says his images allow people to see what is no longer in public view

PM says government will take steps to shorten process needed to receive firearm permits for Israeli civilians, and work to impose sanctions on supporters of terror