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In 1998, singer became the first transgender person to win Eurovision, turning her into a worldwide LGBT icon; three decades on, she stars in a new docu-reality series about her life and speaks without restraint about why she doesn't go out protesting, her choice to give up on relationships and what are Noa Kirel's chances of winning Eurovision

Lauren Guy, owner of geolocation firm ASTERRA, says that his technology, which is used in over 70 countries worldwide could be the solution to an ever-growing demand for the rare earth mineral

Jewish mythology is filled with wholesome and benevolent characters as well as malicious creatures that have inspired numerous depictions by Jewish and non-Jewish authors and filmmakers alike

Although contraceptives are cheap and widely available today, for thousands of years people have been obsessed with the question: how do you have sex and not end up with a baby? From condoms made of animal internal organs to crocodile feces, here's a rundown of some of the wackiest solutions used throughout history

European Space Agency reports first stages of mission launch were completed without issues, marking the beginning of the spacecraft's 8-year-long journey to the deep space planet

Police announcement it will restrict access to Holy Fire festivities at Church of the Holy Sepulcher met with condemnation from Orthodox church leaders, but internal document seen by Ynetnews shows move was signed off on by site's safety engineer

How do dolphins communicate? What is a syncope and where is the Big Juba located? Scientific trivia

Opinion: quiet cannot be the strategic goal of a country if it allows its enemies a breathing space to grow and upgrade their arsenals and proliferate their presence along its frontiers

Hi-tech firm seeks out court assistance after leading investors pull out, partially due to 'growing concerns of investors to invest in Israel due to the nearing judicial overhaul'

Wall Street Journal quotes officials in Jerusalem and Riyadh cite clashes, West Bank settlement policy and ministers' comments as reasons for Saudi condemnation which has spiked since Netanyahu's return to power