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72 Seasons is a Metallica album that gives you as much riffing pleasure as it does pedestrian interludes, but loyalists will likely not count it against them, and even those who aren't will still derive ample enjoyment from its prominent highs

According to a document uncovered by Ynet, Israel conducted a large-scale drill that simulated an attack on Iran's nuclear program; However, the CIA is uncertain about Israel's plans for the near future and its intentions

Israeli non-profit says a quarter of Holocaust survivors live below the poverty line, 60% report government, and other stipends fall short for basic home, medical and physical needs

After losing wife and daughter to Palestinian gunmen's fire in West Bank attack, rabbi Leo Dee says he believes most Palestinians are decent people who reject terrorists’ actions

Deborah Weinstein lost her brother to hunger and her sister to freezing. Her father was injured in combat near Leningrad, while she survived a fire, crossed a river that claimed many lives, and dreamed of immigrating to Israel. Now her story is presented in the Knesset using innovative technology

Dr. Lior Herman, an expert in energy and political economy, says that Gaza may already be producing 25% of its electricity using solar panels while Israel is lagging far behind at 10%

Reza Pahlavi, eldest son of deposed Shah of Iran, to attend Holocaust Memorial Day events with the president and prime minister and speak of his hopes for a democratic Iran and renewed ties with Israel

While visiting Israeli team were visibly shaken by events on and around the court last week, AEK representatives seemed to take a nonchalant attitude showing callous and indifference to the conduct of their fans

Washington wants civilian government in place ahead of establishment of Sudan-Israel diplomatic ties but officials in Jerusalem advocate for ties regardless of political turmoil in Khartoum warning of China, Russia, Iran intervention

A hologram of Holocaust survivor Deborah Weinstein placed in the Knesset to share her harrowing story of courage and resilience with future generations, letting visitors experience Holocaust accounts in a level of detail never before afforded