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Upcoming Tel Aviv show will mark 76-year-old artist's second time in Israel, after he performed twice in 2009; best known for his deeply moving song 'Alone Again,' O'Sullivan was once voted No. 1 male singer in the UK

Number of fatalities in Syria now surpasses 1,400; Israeli rescue teams arrive in the early morning hours; field hospital is expected to be set up later and will be manned by Israeli doctors

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

The French songstress put on a tight performance that was unfortunately marred by technical issues that seemed to throw her off balance, literally at times

Roots of plants and trees naturally disperse seismic waves to reduce the effects of an earthquake, therefore experts recommend planting trees near buildings in quake-prone areas to minimize damage

Community fears for Saul Cenudioglu and wife Fortuna after devastating quake hits historic city where Jews have lived for the past 2,500 years; Ancient Torah scrolls removed from damaged synagogue and taken to safety

Famed Pink Floyd guitarist shares wife's post calling his former bandmate antisemitic, thieving, hypocritical, tax-avoiding, lip-synching, misogynistic, sick-with-envy, megalomaniac

With many detractors questioning worthiness of integrating women in elite combat units, a mixed-gender battalion, led by a female officer, managed to recognize and neutralize dangerous terror squad earlier this week

Suspects arrested following U.S. warnings terror attacks could be imminent against holy places, including churches and synagogues, following Quran burnings

Despite pleading not guilty and claiming she was mentally unfit, Malka Leifer will go on trial Wednesday, which is scheduled to take six weeks; 56-year-old Israeli citizen accused of offenses committed between 2003 and 2007