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Until the invention of print in the 15th century, most Jews had no knowledge of the Hebrew calendar and therefore the practice of a ceremony at 13 years of age was not common practice

Premier removes defense chief from office a day after the latter called to initiate dialogue on government's court plan and reach a broad consensus; Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter leading candidate to succeed Gallant

Prof. Keren Yarhi-Milo shares deep concerns over Israel's current state, echoing global trend of fragile democracies, and boldly calls for more Israeli students to expand discourse

Dr. Nicole Benjamin-Fink is taking her love for animals to the next level, engaging with political leaders and creating alternative income avenues for poachers to dismantle a worldwide industry that makes billions off killing and smuggling wildlife

The tiny robot, only 10 microns across, is able to navigate within a biological sample, identify different types of cells, capture them selectively, and transport them for further analysis

New report warns June to September will be characterized by extended periods of extreme heat, particularly affecting vulnerable populations, such as infants and elders, and increasing risk of fires

Protesters light fires across main Tel Aviv highway; hundreds break through roadblock placed on the way to Netanyahu's Jerusalem home; local government leaders announce hunger strike; universities cancel classes

No one hurt in predawn fire, which Palestinian FM blames on 'Jewish terrorist elements'; homeowner says woken by sound of window smashing and managed to get his four children and wife out before flames spread

The Earth, a dynamic member of a celestial clique, emerged alongside its planetary peers under the fiery gaze of the mighty Sun, and their cosmic fates intertwined as they evolved in a grand dance of gravitational interplay

'The ceaseless images broadcast from Israel are seeping into the world's consciousness,' says tourism union chief as he warns cancellation phenomenon 'currently on the fringes' but could spread