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Rain and thunderstorms continue to pelt Israeli cities, prompting authorities to limit activity and alert visitors and residents against possible floods; Mount Hermon blanketed in snow

A new study says common condition not only harms the heart and blood vessels as previously established but also that severe cases can harm the brain as well as cognitive functions

Leviev successfully sues social media giant after his Instagram account was hacked and blocked by hackers several times over the past year, gets new account verified

Shahar Hayoun says her one-year relationship with the Refaeli scion is making her happier and even more determined to succeed, and confesses she may even hear wedding bells ringing soon

At least 11 suffering serious or moderate injuries taken to area hospitals; Israeli embassy in Seoul informed and Ambassador on his way to the area

A trip abroad almost cost Svetlana Wellman her life: She returned to Israel from Bulgaria with acute liver failure and had to undergo liver transplant after locally bought painkillers cause scare

Ehab Ayyad bring refreshments for workers late to break their fast in keeping with the Islamic Ramadan tradition; 'were living in the same homeland'

Wary of unruly political discourse sullying the memory of their fallen relatives, hundreds of families have signed a letter in which they've stressed the importance of making sure politicians do not use these events as a platform for their talking points

Moody's had already warned government's legislative push for a judicial overhaul would bring economic harm; Herzog says Finance Ministry requests he make the calls

Famed Fiddler on the Roof star used his celebrity to assist Mossad in London when he starred on the West End stage, but he was no James Bond, his son says