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The impending judicial reforms and change in legal frameworks might cause the EU Commission to reconsider whether Israel has ‘adequate’ laws in place to protect the personal data of citizens

Amid intense public debate and PM's ongoing graft trial, Gali Baharav-Miara says involvement in highly-controversial overhaul of legal system would constitute a conflict of interest

Parents rushing to board flight from Tel Aviv to Brussels leave child at check-in counter despite having baby sit on adult's lap only carries minor add-on fee; police say matter resolved

As backlash to Netanyahu coalition's policies mounts, some concerned government supporters would conflate criticism toward it with antisemitism; 'our criticisms emanate from a love for Israel', official says

Apparently escaping a nearby ranch, horses gallop towards oncoming traffic, forcing drivers to hit the breaks, while a troubled rider asks for help corraling beasts

Expert says while most jellyfish that surface at the beginning of summer die off naturally after breeding season, some of them manage to survive long into winter

The milestone comes as Israel's new government, made up of ultranationalist parties who oppose Palestinian statehood, has placed expanding settlements at the top of its priority list

Opinion: As our public discourse is being increasingly cluttered with radical empty slogans, our leaders will eventually have to face the music because there are no magic solutions to a 75-year conflict

Prime minister will discuss Iranian nuclear program and its armament of Russian military during war in Ukraine and consolidate anti-Iran front

Lebanese man on TikTok account going by the name of Abu Ghassan tries to radicalize Jerusalem young interlocutors and upon establishing a personal connection, would move communication to encrypted Telegram app.