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Stefan Mandel, an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor, developed a method that led him to win the lottery no less than 14 times, the first time was at the age of 24; now after 21 years on the run, he decided to return to Israel, and fight for his innocence

Despite the availability of free HIV tests, advanced drugs and affordable preventive measures, new infections resurface; Ignorance, complacency, and the shocking indifference by the state are the driving forces behind this concerning trend, as well as the absence of a national strategy

Bridal abduction, known as 'Ala Kachuu', persists as a longstanding practice in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia, involving the forcible abduction of women for arranged marriages; Despite efforts to curb it, one in three Kyrgyz women are victimized by this practice

In less than 30 years, a fully functional Jewish community has developed in Bello, Colombia, composed mostly of converts to Judaism whose families were once Jewish

Opinion: When men, women, and children find their deaths in car accidents, most glance over it as just another headline in the newspaper, but to the families of the victims, the headline has become their life's story

Thirty individuals coping with and recovering from different types of cancer were photographed against a black background, holding a colorful object that symbolizes what strengthens them even during their hardest moments

'It's a great honor to be part of such an amazing cast with the world's best director,' said the Fauda star to Ynet. The release date has been set for November 22, 2024.

The Puerto Rican reggaeton sensation - best known for his hit single 'Taki Taki' featuring DJ Snake, Selena Gomez, and Cardi B - will take on the Israeli stage once again on July 31

Father claims Israel is dangerous due to rocket fire from Gaza, but court rules children's welfare outweighs his arguments and orders return of their passports to mother who flies back to Israel with two daughters while whereabouts of third child unknown

Majority in the U.S. believe generative AI technologies should be regulated in order to prevent their misuse in the spreading of antisemitism and hate, Anti-Defamation League report shows