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College officials say 'multiple swastikas and an image modified to resemble Adolf Hitler' found shortly after other instances of antisemitic vandalism on campus, prompting campus police to launch hate crime probe

Stiff competition is the name of the game in Europe's premier musical event, and while Israeli popstar's song impressed many, other countries are bringing their unique style in captivating, colorful form; Here are the songs our Noa will be competing against

Syrian air defenses activated around the Masyaf , which houses the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Center, identified by Israel as being used by Iran in its production of precise weapon systems,

The drill, held at the U.S. Air Force Base in Nevada, will last for nearly two weeks and will include 'different types of training,' including 'attack in unfamiliar terrain rich in anti-aircraft defenses'

Palestinian terrorists open fire on soldiers near Jit, West of the city of Nablus; fourth gunman turns himself in and is arrested; same position came under attack last month

After new virus cases emerged in Israel, health officials urge New Yorkers 'to get fully immunized'; Health Ministry alerts new cases indicate hundreds probably carrying pathogen

After rigorous attempts to come up with a compromise fail, ex-head of the Israeli National Security Council says he is wary of what would happen if neither side backs down; Netanyahu says he has public support for the move

Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says alleged Israeli attack 'targeted a weapons depot belonging to pro-Iran forces'

Analysis: Proponents and opponents alike agree the reforms will fundamentally change the country; the warring sides, however, have drastically different visions on what those changes will be

Series of meetings invites technological thought leaders and successful entrepreneurs to discuss the latest trends in the local and international tech industry and what their companies are currently working on