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Prof. Jacob Ziv, together with the late Prof. Abraham Lempel, helped pave the way for widely used technologies such as MP3, PDF and ZIP, leaving behind a legacy of innovation

For as long as he can remember, Jerry-Lee Onor has felt himself in a body not his own; as he celebrates his fortieth birthday as a man, he tells Ynet about his love of sport, struggles and relationship with Israel’s transgender community

As participants from both nations chat, connect, and network, Israeli ambassador says that free trade agreement between Israel and Bahrain is coming

IDF forces immediately arrived at the scene and evacuated the two injured victims - one severely and one moderately - to the hospital, and began a manhunt after the suspects who shot from a moving car and fled

Who doesn't occasionally need an indulgent dessert with lots of sugar? Israeli restaurants also understood the intense human craving for sweets, and they invest in particularly delicious desserts; Who serves a dessert named after a popular telenovela? And what's exactly 'God's cream puff'?

Opinion: Should judicial reform come to pass, Israeli diplomats would have a very hard time answering American questions about how separation of powers is manifested in the Jewish state, and how exactly are our shared democratic values not a relic of days gone by

Opinion - Despite the fact we're conditioned to believe that the right is adamant about canceling democracy, the actual coup is coming from the left, desperately holding on to whatever power it is granted by the judiciary, fully aware that it would lose elections

In a video turned viral, one of the protesters is seen breaking down in tears as a traditional piyyut plays in the background. The emotional moment was captured on camera by a nearby resident, who quotes the protester as saying, "my father would turn over in his grave if he could see the hatred and conflicts among us

Opinion: Since Jews first began settling in New York almost a century ago, they have been confronted with a choice between total assimilation and maintaining their religious and ethnic uniqueness

In Ynetnews interview, Dani Menkin says that in his work he tries to highlight aspects of Israel that viewers abroad may not be exposed to, while his latest feature 'Little Town' explores the universal experience of grief and healing