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National Security Mininster Itamar Ben-Gvir calls the Joint, a humanitarian aid group a 'leftist organization' leaving many in the U.S. Jewish community shocked; seen as the latest sign of the rupture of political norms in Israel

Originally site of Roman-era rural villa, researchers uncover flower-patterned mosaic in Shoham Industrial Zone near Highway 6; 'One can just imagine that the artist of the flower-adorned mosaic was inspired by the surroundings,' said an official

Efforts aimed at preventing further escalation ahead of Muslim holy month of Ramadan as well as stabilizing the Palestinian Authority, primarily with economic aid

Israeli researcher says trial successfully cured patients suffering from serious genetic condition within a few months, an achievement once considered science fiction

Although he suffered life-threatening injuries, David Stern was able to fight back and repel his attacker; in a past interview with Ynet the ex-U.S. Marine discusses the significance of self-defense

Amid fresh violence in Huwara, Israel and Palestinians agree at Sharm el-Sheikh summit to cease unilateral actions and establish a mechanism to prevent and rein in violence and incitement

In his bestselling book, 'The Jewish March of Folly', Amotz Asa-El recounts Jewish leaders’ mistakes that led to great disasters - from Biblical times through to the eve of the Holocaust; he says he fears we’ve learnt very few lessons

Shelly Bobritsky and Ariel Nassee beat stiff competition in Women's Duet Technical event to become first Israeli swimmers to bag top prize at a major competition; ‘I am really happy and still can't believe our achievement,’ coach says

Tom Salama's drive to succeed as a fashion professional led him to eventually rubbing shoulders with Hollywood's biggest stars despite having to grow up in Israel's periphery; now, he's about to direct his first feature film

Alarms sound in border community Nahal Oz after a week and a half of calm around Palestinian enclave; army says did not try to intercept projectile after having identified it would fall in an unpopulated area