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Warsaw reportedly conditioned resumption on Israeli security guards accompanying the tours being unarmed, as well as 'modification of certain contents' conveyed during trips; Jerusalem yet to respond to the offer

Tiran Fero's family claims the armed men who kidnapped him from the hospital were operatives from Palestinian Chairman Mahmoud Abbas' party, and the legal responsibility over teen's death lies with him and his government

An inquisitive, optimistic and inspiring woman, Esther Lustgarten kept herself physically fit even at a very advanced age; 'She always sought out constructive criticism and asked where she needs to improve', says granddaughter

Many religious men struggle with expectation of celibacy before nuptials, especially considering Jewish law prohibits masturbation; Yehuda Vax delves into their struggle with guilt and shame

Expert in ancient jewelry at the IAA says find of gold bead, likely only a small part of a necklace or bracelet very rare; dates to the end of the Roman area some 1,600 years ago

Veteran English actor joins spy thriller’s third season, shooting for which currently underway in Athens, marking another high-profile casting after movie icon Glenn Close featured in season two

Civilians report tremor mostly felt in northern Israel; Israeli Geological Survey says 4.1-magnitude shock's epicenter located near Syria-Lebanon border

Despite grim projections about the inevitable disappearance of the American Jewish community, figures show that as of 2020, U.S. Jewry is doing better than ever, with many feeling connected to Jewish life on a cultural basis rather than a religious one

What to do during an earthquake differs depending on where the natural disaster finds you - in a building, outdoors, in a vehicle, or at the beach; Ynet has compiled a list of life-saving instructions by the IDF Home Front Command

Cybersecurity unicorn announces it would leave funds for daily operations including workers’ wages, rent, and various expenses; the coalition intends to bring some elements of judicial legislation to a vote as early as next Monday