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Netanyahu's public announcement on the dismissal of his defense minister prompts mass protests and a general strike but sources close to the prime minister say now is not the time to make changes amid security challenges

While hiding from Nazis in Holland, Rabbi Avraham Prince hand-wrote the Haggadah from memory for the sake of the preservation of Jewish culture, and concluded with the sentence 'Next year all of Israel is redeemed'; Some 80 years later, the Prince family still uses it every Passover Seder

Israel-based Wall Street Journal reporter hopes Jews worldwide dedicate a portion of their seder to colleague Evan Gershkovich who has been arrested in Russia and charged with espionage

Representatives from 17 countries arrive in Tel Aviv to take part in song show Israel Calling; find out which past Israeli winner was named the contestants' favorite Eurovision song ever

Israeli cyber security firm says hackers from Bangladesh and Sudan have launched numerous DDoS attacks against multiple sites in Israel in recent days

Central bank says lose to economy could reach as high as NIS 47.6 billion ($13.3 billion) annually over the next three years, raises benchmark interest rate to 4.5% - its highest level since 2007

Opinion: Trump needs to fight not for honor, money, or power, but for his freedom, as he has to prove his innocence, and that is a perilous situation for someone who wants to lead a country and simultaneously has to escape a 'guilty' verdict

Australian gagster returns to Holy Land with a one-night performance at Tel Aviv's Menora Mivtachim Arena on May 16; ticket prices range from NIS 290-450

Why wasn't Saturday's attack recorded on the body cameras of the involved officers? Is the police's version the truth or a cover-up for a sticky situation? While the police claim that the shooting was in an area not covered by security cameras, Arab lawmakers call the incident a 'premeditated murder'

More than 530,000 homes and businesses without power as of midday Saturday, over 200,000 of them in Ohio, according to PowerOutage.us. in sprawling storm system also brought wildfires to the southern Plains