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For those who wish to enjoy the less-traveled locales of the Holy Land, you can find a truly romantic getaway next to a ravine and enjoy a cool dip before drying off in the sun; 'Berekhat Zefira is one of Israel's most beautiful desert ponds,' says travel blogger

Death toll in overnight Friday attack rises to six after Meghdad Mahghani succumbs to injuries; Iranian state TV says he ‘stayed in Syria as part of his service in the Revolutionary Guard’; Damascus accuses Israel of striking country thrice in four days

Send a postcard from the charming Welsh town with the never-ending name, or enjoy a lovely stroll through Greece’s Drama or Japan’s Obama; Booking.com lists the holiday destinations whose names will leave your friends scratching their heads

Chair of Knesset Constitution, Law Justice Committee and architect of judicial overhaul Simcha Rothman says protesters of legislation share objectives with groups hostile to the Jewish state; disregards the importance of U.S. condemnation

Tech behemoth is pushing its AI researchers and subsidiary DeepMind to bury the hatchet and unite as it sets the stage for a fierce AI showdown

President signs a proclamation on Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson's birthday, declaring the it to be a day of learning; 'My Administration has stood firm in defending the core values that the Rebbe championed'

Western intelligence sources say strikes targeted T4 air base located west of ancient city of Palmyra, and al Dabaa airport near al Qusayr city near the Lebanese border; Syrian defense ministry says material damage caused and 5 people wounded

Fishel Benkhald goes viral for tweeting about his first kosher food shipment to Israel; Islamabad casts rumors of bilateral trade as 'sheer propaganda'; 'Neither do we have any trade relations with Israel nor do we intend to develop any'

Our cameras recently picked up Uri Geller's successor and one of the world's premier illusionists sitting down for a cup o' Joe with screenwriter Giora Chamizer

Fashion magazines and brands giving the limelight to thin and scantily clad models reheats talk about the limits of advertising, showing nudity, and stretching the line on what many consider to be fashionable