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Once a common sight in our natural surroundings, these small and furry mammals now experience a decline in their population due to the impact of urbanization and agriculture on their habitats

Opinion: Locales of genocide have become more important to Israelis and Jews around the world than the identity of the murderers and Berlin transformed into a coveted tourism destination; Israeli youth should march there with flags

Minister in charge of Independece Day main event says will enact 'zero tolerance' policy toward 'provocations'; 'It is a state ceremony, not mine or the government's, but the state's ceremony,' she says; defense officials fear violent clashes in military cemeteries on Memorial Day

'Even under horrific torture by Nazis, Didi never betrayed her fellow fighters': Jewish underground resistance fighter to be honored on Yom HaShoah with special award for Jews who rescued Jews during the Holocaust

Opinion: Ultra-Orthodox members of the coalition oppose any bill that would compound military of national service or incentivize joining the workforce over Yeshiva study; The IDF calls for monetary compensation for those who do serve

After being called to the Neve Yaakov neighborhood cops see 20-year-old vandalizing cars while whispering verses from the Quran, ignoring orders to submit to a search

On the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day, special report finds major increase in antisemitic attacks in the USA and Europe: 'In 2022 it was demonstrated once again that antisemitism does not require any real Jewish presence or direct rivalry with Israel in order to find supporters'

From Beyoncé to Kate Middleton, the new high-society accessory becomes a hot topic in Hollywood circles and among others who ask how come long gloves are making a comeback only now

The eccentric billionaire may have advocated for a deceleration in AI development in the past, but that hasn't stopped him from pursuing his own AI project, collaborating with researchers like Igor Babushkin and launching a new company in Nevada

Called the lesser whitethroat, this diminutive bird apparently travelled to Israeli shores all the way from Lithuania, covering a distance of approximately 1740 miles along its migratory route