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Prof. Abraham Lempel's groundbreaking work in the field of data compression helped pioneer technologies widely popular to this day; 'few are the researchers whose work has had such a broad impact on technological progress and our daily lives'

While he insists he has not gone back on his word to never open a Tel Aviv restaurant, Granit and his staff have done everything to replicate the Jerusalem dining experience while his iconic J'lm restaurant undergoes renovations

After falling in love with the continent, Inbar Sharon says chasing acting jobs and failing to make ends meet sends her on a quest of a better life for her and her baby; says a village is in fact raising her son

PA pushes back on pressure from U.S. and others to resume coordination; In an interview, an official says the Palestinian leadership decides not to give in to 'Israeli threats' and to pursue measures aimed at ensuring the protection of Palestinians

Gallant says Israel ready to provide Turkey any aid needed; Israel Police says it received 3,496 calls about tremors after 7.8-magnitude disaster had flattened dozens of apartment blocks across major cities in Turkey and Syria

Prime Minister succumbs to U.S., European pressure to refrain from demolishing home to 100 Palestinians despite court approval to take down building; Ben-Gvir says demolition will take place at later date

Developers say the future applications of the robot could extend to include detection of drugs, explosives, and even food safety

Foreign Ministry invites social media influencers from around the world, inviting them to share the exclusive diplomatic visit with their millions of followers; among invitees are UK's Katie Franklin and Warren Robie

After powerful tremor in Turkey and Syria, expert says governmental body on earthquake preparedness hasn't convened since 2016 as over 80,000 buildings in Israel not build to withstand strong shocks

Central Bureau of Statistics says about 1.6 million apartments lack secure space; State Comptroller adds that nearly 5,000 structures across the country, are classified as dangerous with a chance of collapsing