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Nature celebration includes variety of activities and guided tours, strawberry and vegetable picking, agricultural tours, a variety of creative workshops and food carts with local produce

Almost 60 years after the Parisian brand hosted a show at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Pierre Cardin is set to make a stop in Israel as part of world tour in honor of the late Italian-French designer

Izz ad-Din Dar Yassin, 18, was fighting for his life at a Palestinian hospital following a near-fatal work accident; when his condition worsened, he was transferred to Rambam where doctors have given him a second chance; 'The situation was so complex we couldn't tell if he'd make it or not,' says attending doctor

Levin and Rothman say ready to meet without preconditions; Lapid rebuffs offer, conditions deliberations on halt on legislative process

Palestinian terrorist stabs policeman during routine inspection; cop apparently hit by friendly fire, rushed to Hadassah Mt. Scopus Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries; attacker arrested

Security forces detain 14-year-old Palestinian suspect who allegedly lunged at the victim and stabbed him in the back before discarding the knife and fleeing to Temple Mount

Opinion: The contentious reforms will also serve to lower the dwindling trust of the Israeli public in the judiciary; Ynet senior commentators present their views on Israel's judicial overhaul in exclusive project

Spanish capital's mayor says twinning is a 'great opportunity to show Madrid’s commitment to strengthening relations with a democratic and a law-abiding state like Israel'

Israel flag carrier El-Al say they will operate the flights twice a week between Ben-Gurion International Airport and Narita International Airport, located 60 km east of Tokyo

The message, which read 'Ann Frank, inventor of the ballpoint pen,' referenced a far-right conspiracy theory that the teenage Holocaust victim was not the author of her famous diary