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War mobilizes networks of Jewish aid and welfare groups across Europe, leading to a Jewish organizational response on a massive scale not seen in decades, including Ukrainian Jews who have remained in the country and recalibrated their lives for wartime

Study by Erudera – an online education search engine - looked into many academic institutions in Europe to determine which ones can offer Israelis a chance to earn free education if they fit the criteria

Several years before his passing, nature photographer Amatzia Shochat digitized old photos of leopards he shot in Ein Gedi; ‘He was optimistic about the future of the leopards,’ grandson says

Years after Israeli authorities launched a crusade against strip clubs, not much seems to have changed, as savvy club owners come up with creative workarounds to stay in business

Proving age is just a number, Abraham Nahum gets hitched to Bella upon turning 100 - giving hope to all singles out there that it is never too late

Survey conducted by Business Name Generator places Tel Aviv in top ten for worst places to live for people working in fields not related to technology and science

While the immigrant ship is mostly remembered for taking thousands of Holocaust survivors to Israeli shores, a small group of Jewish youths from Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria joined them on the perilous journey to the promised land

Examination of carcass reveals 12 meter-long female whale died about a week prior; samples taken to determine marine mammal’s cause of death

Speaking at conference organized by Ynet's sister outlet Yedioth Ahronoth, president says it was a 'difficult morning' following Knesset vote on 2 bills - part of judicial overhaul that has prompted criticism in Israel and abroad

Justices turned away an appeal by the Arkansas Times, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union challenging Arkansas law on grounds of free speech