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Report reveals Iran's severe economic challenges, namely staggering budget deficit, skyrocketing inflation, and growing dissatisfaction among Iranians, fuel potential nationwide upheaval against the regime, just months after the most recent wave of protests

Israel's score in the Social Institutions and Gender Index report reflects significant gaps in equality, particularly in the areas of familial discrimination and the realization of civil liberties

These 8 bad conversation habits sabotage your communication with those around you; here's how you can improve

Why are young Jews in the U.S. distancing themselves from Israel and Judaism, and is there hope for a change? Dr. Ilana Horwitz believes this trend is linked to social influences and clashes with the modern values expected of them; 'The American liberal perception sees the world in a rather simplistic way... American Jews have a very narrow understanding of the Jewish experience'

Melvin Blau accompanies Ynet on a tour of the abandoned Mineral Beach, once considered to be one of Israel's most beautiful locations until a massive sinkhole swallowed it whole

The English musician will perform at Festhalle in Frankfurt, a departure point for Jews being transported to concentration camps in 1938

Opinion: The superannuated ex-Pink Floyd star has been making antisemitic waves for years, going as far as floating inflatable pigs marked with the Star of David at his concerts, but his latest stunt marks a new low even for him

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David Ben-Gurion's elusive signature, an invitation to a farewell event for Eliezer Ben-Yehuda and a map of the Jews of the world from 1917 – the Dorot Jewish Library in New York contains a number of rare items, the earliest of which date from the 13th century

Organizers slammed for the attendance of at least nine ministers with calls for boycott of the event and petitions condemning participation of coalition members; organizers say they welcome people with different view points