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In letter addressed to Netanyahu, Baharav-Miara says PM involvement in court reform would constitute a conflict of interest due to his ongoing corruption trial; Likud says his statement has no repercussions on his personal affairs

Alina Flora Tiranovenko takes pride in knowing that her work at the matzot factory helps her former community in Odessa enjoy the spirit of Passover despite the challenges of war

At its peak, the community accounted for 20% of the ancient Turkish city's population; however, following the establishment of the Turkish Republic, hatred of foreigners grew, forcing Jewish families to flee

Opinion: The numerous issues Israeli society has brushed under the rug and ignored for years are now threatening to capsize the country if nothing is done to address them

Opinion: Much to the disappointment of hardline reform critics, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant does not plan to vote it down nor make public his reservations, but will continue to quietly persuade Netanyahu that rushing through legislation could be their undoing

Forces raid the hideout of Amir Abu Khadija, founder of the so-called 'Tulkarem Brigade', and engaged him after he tried to open fire at troops; accomplice surrenders himself and arrested

Lance Reedick talks about his success in the 'John Wick' action-movie franchise and says he has learned many things from his co-stars; friends and family lament his untimely departure

Over 1.8 billion Muslims are expected to observe Ramadan this year, however, reports say that for residents of some countries that are battling economic crises it would be harder to afford holiday treats

The Israeli sweetheart will fly on a specially scheduled direct flight of Israel's national carrier El Al, to Liverpool, where she will perform her hit "Unicorn," ranked in the top five list, keeping Israelis on their toes ahead of the finals in May

The bill, the latest example of conservative-led state efforts to snuff out culture-war modes of thought, in its current wording could be extended to forbidding courses in Jewish studies