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Opinion: While Israel continues to track and work against Iran's nuclear program, its foothold in the region and among world powers continues to grow with no end in sight, requiring officials to tackle the threat in a different manner

Wildlife Hospital treatment wasn't enough to save the bird; Safari Zoological Center calls on Israelis to use humane traps

Attacks and spitting on Christians have become commonplace in Jerusalem; 'We suffered genocide, and you suffered the Holocaust, why do such things?' asks head of Armenian Patriarchate office in Jerusalem

Up from close, the Israeli U20 national team players look like teens, but soon the large money will begin flowing and they will embark on their demanding professional careers; They happened to represent a country that yearns for some good news, happiness that is complete consensus; It may be exaggerated, even a bit pathetic, but who cares

Tel Aviv drops two spots in ECA International ranking compared to last year, mainly due to the strengthening of the dollar; New York overtakes Hong Kong to secure first place

Opinion: Chasing Israeli officials aborad with signs in English while calling Israel a fascist regime is a stain no amount of bleach will help remove in the future and will only serve the enemies of the Jewish state

Complex is the largest Jewish building constructed in Germany after the Holocaust: 'Judaism has not only not been uprooted, but is flourishing on an enormous scale,' says Berlin chief rabbi

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Ben-Nun family angered by sexual insinuations of TV reporters regarding a lone male and female soldier guarding an isolated outpost for 12 hours - 'Today we are only preoccupied with our mourning'

Against the backdrop of the recent electricity crisis and blackouts, the CEO of Tzalul Association tells Ynet how investment in renewable energy can prevent future crises and why Israel, which was supposed to lead in this field, has lagged behind