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Opinion: The ongoing pro-judicial reform demonstrations reveal that the conflict reflects long-standing political divisions and puts to rest the misleading notion that the battle is not a matter of right versus left, but rather a struggle for democracy

Analysis: Direct efforts are being made including funding, arming, and training Palestinians to launch terror attacks on the West Bank; Israel avoids cross-border missile fire that would endanger civilians by operating outside Lebanon

The deal sealed only five days before the White House announces it was taking action against the Israeli tech company and placing it on a Commerce Department blacklist, declaring it to be a national security threat and discouraging American companies from doing business with it

To help you make sure you don't become easy prey, heres a list of the biggest red flags you should look out for while using Whatsapp: smishing, prize offers, shipping confirmation messages, charity hoaxes, and romance scams

Forces arrest two men suspected in shooting attack in Huwara last month which resulted in the wounding of two soldiers; troops encounter gunfire from local militants and respond

Miri Mesika stages a breathtaking performance of the song 'Omar Sharif' from 'The Band's Visit,' which was nominated six times in five different categories in the coveted UK prize

Treasure found buried with young girls in a tomb uncovered in the 1970s but only recently studied is consistant with practices of the times, believing they would provide protection in the afterlife

Tishby, an outspoken advocate for Israel on social media, often sparing with the likes of anti-Israel Bella Hadid, says in a post that she feels obligated to stand with the many others united in the fight against hate although disappointed in her firing

JUICE will make a 7.5-year journey into deep space to map out the planet and find out whether its moons have the conditions to sustain life

Veteran Israeli rocker talks about the challenges faced by rock and roll today and believes that art should engage in conversations about the problems and crises in life; 'Songs can’t just be easy and accessible like instant noodles'