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Arrest, controlled explosion after knife-carrying man throws shotgun cartridges on palace grounds and shouts that he is going to 'kill the king'

A public figure like Dana International opening up about her battle with depression and seeking treatment can help those who are struggling with mental health issues, psychiatrist says

The band, which leads an agenda of inclusion and integration of people with disabilities in society, performed on the stage of the United Nations in Geneva, in honor of Israel's 75th Independence Day

Analysis: Government's response to rocket barrage after PIJ prisoner dies on Tuesday, emboldens Gaza factions to launch attacks in broad daylight and seek to determine new rules of engagement

Writers Guild of America presents demands for work guarantees for writers, share of streaming revenues and increased minimum wages, as well as regulation of AI-generated content use

Economy Minister Nir Barkat says Coke's prices in Israel are among the highest in the world and that they could soon find themselves under a price control

Opinion: Netanyahu knows he lacks international support for a major military offensive in Gaza, might be accused by opponents of seeking to weaken ongoing demonstrations against his judicial policies and could even see refusal of reservists to serve

International study led by two Israeli universities analyzed 1,000-year-old seeds discovered at archaeological excavations in the Negev; the findings are 'significant for Israel's modern wine industry,' scientist says

Ozempic, the famous injection for treating obesity that has been so difficult to obtain, will soon become old news, as the pharmaceutical industry is working tirelessly on the next generation of drugs, so what's on the menu?

Senior Ukrainian presidential official says Kyiv had nothing to do with any drone attack on the Kremlin and that such actions would achieve nothing on the battlefield and would only provoke Russia to take more radical actions