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In memory of two young brothers who were murdered, Israeli women are opening their homes to others across the religious and political divides

Opinion: While the two leaders see the deal as potentially catastrophic, others - who knew of the Chinese mediation between two Islamic countries - aren't convinced

The city saw 70 murders in the last decade but only about one-third have been solved; a journey through the city's streets reveals citizens are struggling to cope with a volatile cocktail of poverty, politics, firearms, and a pervasive sense of deprivation

Opinion: The blast at the Megiddo Junction, caused by a terrorist from Lebanon, should raise concerns within the military about the effectiveness of Israel's deterrence against Hezbollah

The Wider Bridge group says far-right and anti-LGBTQ ministers in Netanyahu's coalition threaten safety of the community in Israel; express worry over judicial overhaul plan

First woman to head Israel’s largest green organization says she hopes to improve female representation in the institution, and maintain close ties with other countries on climate change agenda

Jewish students at the University of Pretoria were targeted and harassed for raising funds for students in need on campus due to the fact they are "zionsts" in latest antisemitic campaign: "They are using zionism as a mask, because they are attacking me as a Jew"

A new Israeli-made wind turbine allows to desalinate water without the need for electricity; Technion's invention might create a revolution in the availability of desalinated water worldwide

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

Students of an American school in Turkey use a Nazi salute after a match against competing students from a Jewish school; American school apologizes and says an investigation is ongoing