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'We stand by our standards, we apply our standards,' says UN nuclear watchdog chief after Israeli leader accuses agency of 'capitulation to Iranian pressure'; Tehran claims depleted uranium traces in heart of investigation date back to Soviet-era

Hamza Shibli came from humble beginnings and elbowed his way to glory with grit beyond his years; before historic Brazil upset, his father Youssef told him to ‘dominate the field, run non-stop, and score’, and he did just that

Noa Kirel's September performance is facing some technical hick-ups, but she remains hopeful she'll be joined by the Finnish sensation by the time the event rolls around; 'I hope one day soon I'll be able to perform in your country,' Käärijä tells Ynet

Unwilling to bear high insurance costs, foreign and finance ministries reintroduce controversial directive which was axed in the past after fueling workers’ strike

Sgt. Bin-Nun and Staff Sgt. Yitzhak Illouz were not contacted for hours until they were found dead; the Egyptian policeman strolls into Israeli territory, and despite calling in Air Force helicopters, a land force had to neutralize him only after he killed a third soldier

Perhaps unsurprisingly, strengthening the gluteal muscles not only enhances aesthetics but also offers functional benefits; The debate continues on which exercises yield the fastest results, but certain contenders are starting to emerge as clear favorites

Opinion: It is time to put an end to the apocalyptic prophecies regarding artificial intelligence: ChatGPT and its counterparts are more akin to powerful calculators than to intelligent and threatening beings; Throughout history, the economic impact of new technologies has actually been positive

Global sports media and fans look on in disbelief as underdog Israel slay soccer giants in historic shocker; 'Who would have believed something like this could happen'

Technology giant marks five years since the passing of Gila Goldstein who fought for the equality of Israel's budding LGBT community during the 1960s and 1970s

Every couple of years, we hear about the ‘last’ remaining descendants of Ethiopian Jewry fulfilling their dream of making Aliyah; Conversely, every year, the Ethiopian Church submits twice as many work visa applications for clergy, arguing that there is a shortage of faculty to accommodate the growing number of new believers