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Mayor Moshe Lion says the municipality invested tremendous resources in the development and cultivation of the capital in recent years, as tourism received special attention to improving the experience

Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou joins march from Thessaloniki's Eleftherias ("Freedom") Square, where members of the city's Jewish community were rounded up by the German occupying forces, to the city's Old Train Station

The 43-minute video, twice as long as a typical Binsky production, garners nearly 800,000 views since being posted showing what is described by many as the most religious and closed-off community in America

In travel warning issued ahead of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the Passover holiday, council says Iran is still attempting to harm Israelis; urges caution in regions close to Iran and tells visitors to Sinai to stay in organized tourism areas and not travel to the interior

The young Ritchie arrives in Israel for a visit and attended the opulent display of new Israeli fashion designs and brands with one of his friends; attempts to avoid attention but spotted none the less

Luxurious and spacious, private jets can cost a pretty penny, but according to private aviation companies Israel has the most privately owned aircraft compared to its population

'A rare bright light was extinguished, he showed love and generosity towards everyone,' says mother of 32-year-old Or Eshkar after he succumbed to his injuries

Jewish state lands first top-five finish after ranking 9th in 2022 and 12th in 2021; ranking put together prior to Judicial reform protests

The Economist/YouGov poll shows 42% of Democratic voters hold unfavorable view of Israeli PM, whereas more than half of Republicans support him; data points to increase in support of Palestinians

Experts say rise began in previous decade and even eclipsed all other OECD countries for some time, adding that doctors prescribed painkillers for mild conditions such as coughing