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Jason Cohen hails from a family of PB enthusiasts, and when they asked him to make them some authentic bread’s mate, he discovered the unsung qualities of the Holy Land’s goobers

Over-millennium-old tome is the oldest, most complete link between the ancient oral tradition and the modern rabbinic tradition and could become the most valuable historical document ever auctioned

Central Bureau of Statistics data reveals that despite global economic downfalls, Israelis continued to shop; Israel ranks second in terms of per capita growth among OECD countries

In a draft of its annual report, OECD says that the lack of trust in public institutions and the judiciary could lead to the loss of both domestic and foreign investments in Israel

Brother of Barel Hadaria Shmueli says he named the establishment after his slain brother in order to bring people together to enjoy themselves while at the same time, learning about his life story

Hezbollah leader says 'beloved Israel' would be made to pay for chaos spread by Washington; warns of disruption to Israeli gas production and addresses political turmoil

Most of the photos taken by Tuvia Yoffe were destroyed by the Nazis, but thanks to the initiative of a Jonava resident, some were recovered and are now on exhibit in Jerusalem

Thaer Aweidat participates in a gunfight with the IDF forces in the West Bank Aqabat Jaber refugee camp outside Jericho, mistakenly proclaimed dead by the PA in confusion caused by the suspension of security coordination with Israel

Karine Jean-Pierre says in White House briefing that the U.S. president is prepared to take a harder line in dealing with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Rabbi Alexander Popivker says incitement to annihilation of Israel should have never been permitted at CSU; claims Palestinians and Nazis are the same thing