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Eli Cohen meets Hungarian counterpart on a visit to Hungary to discuss the planned move and other topics including future cooperation; officials believe the announcement of the move will take place later this year

Maya Benvenisti expressed her disgust of the then-proposed 'modesty law' by stripping down to her underwear smack in the middle of the women's prayer site of the Western Wall, but could end up paying quite a price for it

As Israeli government officials prepare for a large delegation to New York for the annual Celebrate Israel parade ,protests are planned by Israeli ex-pats and progressive Jewish groups saying they will not allow "a quiet vacation" for members of the Israeli government.

INSS founder David Albright says the Islamic Republic could enrich uranium to military grade 90%, in a newly dug underground tunnel near Natanz within 12 days and increase existing enriched material sufficient for four bombs within one month

Forecast warns some areas of the country could reach a dangerous 47 °C (116° F) on Friday in an end-of-spring heatwave that will break only late on Saturday

A deputy mayor dismissed of the importance of preserving LGBT rights, the wedding of several gay couples took place in city hall office; A man was detained and questioned after making threatening posts about parade participants

As unwavering faith turns newfound insights after the senseless murder of Shira Banki, I learned from those born different that same-sex relationships were their only path to happiness and fulfillment, and that acknowledging it compromises no aspect of my faith

Chana Nachenberg was 31 when she and her daughter sat in the Jerusalem restaurant when a terrorist blew himself up and killed 15 people including eight children; her death brings the fatality toll up to 16; She is to be buried in the afternoon

Opinion: If there is political desire, it would be possible to enlist the help of Egypt and transform the Gaza Strip into a developed entity, in both tourism and the economy, and perhaps bring a political solution closer for Israel as well

Nikodemus Schnabel a Benedictine monk says that he has felt alienated since his arrival 20 years ago, but that people in Israel now hate Christians 'abysmally' since the new government came into power after the last elections