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23-year-old athlete wins top honor in under-63 kg category, beating a host of international opponents; another Israeli competitor, Gefen Primo, wins bronze in under-52 kg category

Storm, coming from Europe expected to bring strong winds accompanied by rain hail, and snow on northern peaks; Jerusalem not likely to see significant snowfall

Meirav Shirom says she was always drawn to the stage, and despite her role in Israeli hit show Fauda, reveals that her breakthrough moment is yet to come; also shares her encounter with Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons

Former defense minister say legal system must be protected in Basic Law that cannot be changed for 5-7 years; says Netanyahu ignoring economists he knows are right

Man invades home of mother of three ties her up and rapes her in front of her 4-year-old son; DNA leads police to suspect within 24 hours but resident outraged at lack of security demanding action from Ben-Gvir who promised to increase personal safety

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

Opinion: Israeli security forces have been for awhile using the term 'lone wolf' to describe attackers not associated with known terror groups; but, as more and more Israelis die in vain, it's time to consider the existence of Arab 'shadow army'

The second annual roundup of last year's gastronomic entrants include some located outside of tourist hub of Tel Aviv, some offering Kosher food, and others reinventing themselves

A military statement emphasized there were no rockets fired from the enclave; Residents of southern Israeli communities along the Gaza border reported hearing a loud explosion

Opinion: While standing up for an independent judiciary branch devoid of all political influence is essential, said influence is not what truly motivates Israel's far-right coalition in their attack on the courts