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Eli Dasa, first Israeli of Ethiopian descent to captain country's soccer team, tells Ynet about criticism leveled at him over move to FC Dynamo Moscow amid war in Ukraine; 'In Israel, people hate to see others succeed,' he says

Many credit Edison for inventing the lightbulb and bringing electricity to the masses, despite his designs being based on someone else's ideas

As tens of thousands descend on capital to express discontent with overhaul of judiciary, some Likud lawmakers call to adopt President Herzog's compromise outline; 'we must begin conversing with each other,' MK Edelstein tweeted

According to AJC report, both Jews and the U.S. general public agree antisemitism affects American society as a whole; survey examined Jews' sense of safety, campus and workplace antisemitism, views on BDS, Holocaust knowledge

In her first solo performance in 7 years, famous songstress shakes up the most anticipated sporting event in the U.S., where the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs were battling it out

Population and Immigration Authority rejects appeal by family's lawyer to allow them to complete their conversion to Judaism, and orders them to leave by March

Protesters flock to Jerusalem from across the country, chanting 'democracy,' 'no to dictatorship,' and 'shame!' in the largest protest outside the Knesset in years, while two bills of the judicial reforms were passed in first reading

As the coalition and opposition members spar over two pieces of legislation, committee meeting is overshadowed by shouting matches, singing, and dramatic exits, while protesters chant outside

Israeli jets and tanks pound Hamas' underground rocket production assets in Gaza Strip as sirens blare in southern communities; IDF 'holds Hamas responsible for all terrorist activity emanating from Gaza and it will face the consequences of the security violations against Israel'

Picturesque village on slopes of Mount Carmel offers a getaway from crowded cities and serves as a rare example how one activist's seemingly unattainable vision became a reality