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Sonic boom concerns residents of US capital; Cessna pilot was unresponsive – no survivors found at crash site

After five years of attempts to grow cherries in the Negev, the trees near Mitzpe Ramon are bearing fruit

Some 11 Ukrainian soldiers were treated in Israeli hospitals after losing limbs in the fighting since the Russian invasion one such success story presented in joint medical conference aimed at providing Israeli know-how to war torn country

National Infrastructure, Energy, and Water Minister Israel Katz says Israel is opposed to uranium enrichment facility for the Saudis in exchange for normalization - a civilian nuclear program would be cover for producing a nuclear bomb

Hebrew University researchers, using James Webb telescope, find unique conditions in the early galaxies allowed for the efficient formation of stars, contradicting the accepted theory

Mother of 3-year-old Mohammed Tamimi claims Israeli troops intentionally fired at the car in which he and his father were in; family plans to appeal to International Court of Justice

Coming with a surprising $3,499 price tag, CEO Tom Cook says product will 'change the way we collaborate, work and consume entertainment'

Adel Haib, who served prison time before for rape of 70-year-old woman, absolved of sexual assault charges; 'It was not proven the complainant repeatedly said 'no, no,'' judges write in ruling

With imported sacrificial cows, ancient hymns and growing support, some nationalist Jews hope to rebuild the Holy Temple in Jerusalem’s Old City, on a site at the heart of Israeli-Palestinian tensions

Woman, 82, says has ‘no doubt he'll do it to others’ after court finds him innocent despite previously serving prison time for rape of another elderly woman