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March 6, 2023
Probe turns up no answers as to what could have possibly made a healthy vulture drop to the ground for no apparent reason and an autopsy showed no physical trauma; authorities are asking for the public's help to learn more about the bird’s death
March 5, 2023
Prime minister clarifies on Twitter he also expects the Palestinian Authority to condemn the deadly terror attack in which the Yaniv brothers were killed in lead-up to Smotrich's controversial comment
March 5, 2023
Discount tickets in museums, workshops, and tours; happenings nationwide - and the Purim carnival in Holon: all the events, shows and attractions for children and the family, paid and free, in the complete and updated guide for the jolliest holiday of the year
March 5, 2023
Prof. Yisrael Aumann, who was awarded Nobel Prize in Economics in 2005, says that 'unacceptable' intervention of judiciary system in everyday life of Israelis is 'harmful,' despite opposing view of many of his peers
March 5, 2023
A survey of Israeli coasts seeks to restore collapsed caves along shores in Israel in order to provide rare species with a safe place to live and thrive in the region
March 5, 2023
PM and coalition lawmakers say have been open to dialogue since reform first introduced, ask opposition to meet at President's Residence 'without preconditions'; Gantz, Lapid rebuff overtures, demand freeze of legislation
March 5, 2023
Urology Case Reports says 29-year-old tourist arrived at ER with stomach aches, and an ultrasound test showed a 4-inch sex toy was stuck in her bladder; 'It's important to be mindful of perils of using sex toys,' says doctor
March 5, 2023
Filmmaker says he believes the rise of hate in the U.S. linked to an ongoing trend of intolerance and that he hopes his new film could show there's kindness in everyone
March 5, 2023
Transportation Minister Miri Regev tells supporters 'not afraid' of judicial reform opponents protesting outside holiday event
March 5, 2023
According to press reports tempers flared while IDF soldiers marked Blue Line boundary between nations, a routine operation coordinated with UNIFIL but often accompanied by heckling activists and Hezbollah operatives