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The MedEX conference in New Jersey sees hundreds of U.S. healthcare professionals come together to look for work in Israel's health system despite doubts and uncertainty over security situation and protests

Palestinian motorist accelerates and hits Israeli pedestrians, who sustained limb injuries, one of them in serious condition; Israeli security forces stationed nearby shoot and kill assailant

In demonstrations nationwide, speakers emphasize that the protest will not stop despite compromise talks; Netanyahu's cousin: 'If you use delay as an excuse to push through harmful legislation, you will be judged by history'; Watch: A police officer whips young woman

At the suggestion of a defense lawyer involved in the prime minister's bribery charge, a mediating judge may be assigned if the AG agrees, removing the case from the Jerusalem District Court and conducting closed-door proceedings in an effort to arrive at a plea bargain deal

Charges, arising from an investigation led by Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, could reshape the 2024 presidential race although Trump says will not drop out

Located on the picturesque shoreline of Herzliya Pituah, Galle Tkhelet St. is the address of choice for Israel's most affluent individuals; Prominent tech executives, business leaders, and foreign ambassadors call it home; 'The most expensive deal recorded on the street was NIS 230 million,' says real estate expert

With the latest version of Midjourney, you can generate photos of highly improbable events, such as Putin and Zelensky sharing a laugh or Obama and Trump having a dance-off; but soon, you'll be able to take it to the next level with actual videos

With only nine episodes to tell a detail-rich post-apocalyptic story, the TV adaptation of the critically acclaimed video game was moving and riveting, while also occasionally feeling rushed at the same time

Maya Wertheimer's man, Asaf Zamir resigned from his post as Israel's council general in New York amid differences with his boss at the Foreign Ministry over the Judicial overhaul crisis; now Wertheimer is free to work out at Tel Aviv port

At only 16 years old, Yaakov Luk is already making a name for himself in Israel's martial arts scene as a talented and dedicated fighter, channeling his pain from the loss of his father to cancer to maintain a strict training regime combining pugilism and prayer