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The bill to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s 'working definition of anti-Semitism' could trigger enhanced penalties for anti-Jewish criminal acts; Strate representatives says no time to fear being Jewish

New facility offers new medical technology, unique early genetic tests and the detection and treatment of rare diseases for Israeli children, and kids from entire region

Picketing lecture of pro-Israel activist, demonstrators chant openly for Intifada and call for UK universities to divest from Israel; ‘We should be calling upon the Arab and Muslim armies to liberate Palestine occupation,’ says one speaker

Expert says Great Rift Valley, which runs the entirety of Israel's border with Jordan, poses a grave concern; adds small shocks are a near constant in country's north – a possible warning of things to come

Organizers ratchet up rhetoric after five weeks of mass rallies against overhaul of judiciary; 'We will do everything so that Israel doesn't become a dictatorship,' says ex-defense minister

Foreign Ministry reportedly hoping to benefit from player's recent transfer to Saudi club Al Nassr in order to encourage warming ties between Jerusalem and Riyadh

The heads of the companies sent a letter to officials from all sides of the political sphere calling for dialogue

Mark Cuban, whose Jewish grandparents arrived at Ellis Island after emigrating from Russia, says that he dealt with antisemitism growing up, and that Irving was 'not educated about the impact' of his online platform

Several people, including 13-y/o girl, injured by falling trees and flying objects; electric boiler blown off rooftop in north, leaving a gaping hole in the ceiling of an apartment on the upper floor

Another 7.7 magnitude earthquake hits the region causing many to fear the number of dead and injured continue to rise; Israel to send rescue missions and accept injured to local hospitals