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With international hopes for a two-state solution already withering on the vine, the latest Israeli raid into a major Palestinian city is sure to further enflame tensions; 'The resistance is observing the enemy's crimes against our people, and its patience is running out,' said Hamas official

Rabbi Mendy Wolff says he has no choice but to return the children back to Ukraine due to high costs he and others are facing while sheltering in Berlin

MEP Ana Miranda was expelled from Israel in 2015 after participating in a protest flotilla to Gaza; upon landing in Israel, all other delegates were permitted to enter; says she is paying the price of protecting human rights

While experts have long known that the process of evolution is mostly up to random chance, what other factors go into it other than the roll of the dice?

Guy and Nir Liv are like two peas in a pod, so much so that even their boss sometimes struggles to tell them apart; Ynet followed them around on a day at work to see how the two mix family and business

Amman, Cairo issue statements expressing concern over escalating violence after troops engage in gunfight during raid to arrest terror suspect, resulting in 10 Palestinians killed and over 100 injured

Israel's own little 'African Safari' can be found in the middle of an air force base, where soldiers and commanders place great emphasis on respecting the local wildlife and doing all they can to let them thrive away from poachers and rowdy citizens

The initiative eliminates the current requirement for those who hold U.S. work visas to arrive at the embassy in Israel in order to apply for renewal

Roi Tzur talks about the pitfalls that every relationship might face, and how to avoid harm; says couples 'suspending reality' by using fantasy can keep fires burning

In overnight 63-47 vote, Knesset gives first nod to plan that would give Netanyahu’s coalition more power over who becomes judge, rein in courts; 'A big night and a big day,' PM tweets after vote