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Punishment: Team barred from play in Europe after IFA says club made no effort to combat its fanbase's multiple incidents of violence during the season; club to appeal to Supreme Court

Take your kids on journey through the beloved movies with Kristoff, Olaf, Anna and Elsa on 13 dates throughout Israel; tickets range between NIS 165-NIS 265

OpenAI's Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever talk about the risks, benefits and future of artificial intelligence and super intelligent models and say that our apprehension should be accompanied with excitement

Hundreds of thousands being evacuated after strike on Kakhova dam in Russian-controlled southern Ukraine releases surging floodwaters across war zone, Ukraine and Russia blame each other's forces

Opinion: It wasn't security or professionalism of the IDF that concerned those who were appalled by the coed guard duty at the Egyptian border, but rather the preservation of very specific power relations in which men occupy a position and women are considered disruptions

Ambassador David Guvrin's return to Morocco imminent as investigation concludes, dismissing allegations of harassment and unreported gifts; Internal embassy conflicts cited as catalyst for inquiry in the first place

Israeli star's latest song, 'Provocative', debuts with an entertaining music video; From a suspended ball to a tough biker persona, Kirel displays her versatility - Once again, Noa: Yes, we wanna see you dance

An extremely rare find: Researchers believe the copper ingots were left there accidentally, when residents abandoned the settlement. At that time, copper was considered a desirable commodity since tools and other objects were made from it

Italian media report that the prime minister used to secretly dine at the upscale restaurant 'Il Verbanino' on Lake Maggiore; hours before their boat capsized, 13 Mossad agents and 8 Italian agents ate there, allegedly celebrating a successful operation preventing transfer of nuclear technology to Iran

Opinion: Reports indicate that the Ukrainian counterattack has begun, and the Russians likely believe that Kiev's army intends to cross the Dnipro River and advance towards Crimea; Therefore, the Russians took the extreme step of detonating the Kakhovka dam