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Starting off in a humble clinic in southern Israel, Keren Bartov is now ready to conquer the English capital with her unique selection of state-of-the-art skin treatments that have lured big names such as Hollywood star Gal Gadot

Team of Israeli and international researchers uncovers key preventive measure of DNA breakdown, which also is linked to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and in the future may be able to delay or prevent age-related diseases

Excavation director says archaeologists have yet to deciphered the meaning of the imprint; adds the moat surrounding the Old City dates back to the 10th century CE, and its function was to prevent enemies approaching Jerusalem walls

Geological Survey says the tremor's epicenter was off the coast of Turkey, and was felt in Israeli coastal cities - alongside Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon and Egypt

Anat Harel says the most important thing in staying healthy is not to take shortcuts; she adds, however, it doesn't mean the 'less healthy' habits should be avoided completely

Survey commissioned by Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany finds 23% of adults under 40 and 12% of all respondents believe the Holocaust is a myth and number of Jews killed has been exaggerated

888 employed around 590 people in Israel prior to the cutbacks

According to one of world's largest online travel agencies, the northern city of Acres is Israel's most hospitable, followed by last year's winner Rosh Pina; small Golan Heights community of Had Ness clinches third spot

The new iMac is a great choice for a home computer, particularly for families. With its portability, colourful design, and great performance, it’s a computer to be reckoned with. The M1 chip allows for excellent performance and an impressive screen, while seven different colour options give individuals a chance to express their own personalities through their device. Although the mid-range iMac clocks in at $1,500, it is well worth the price. With its Touch ID, four USB-C ports, and improved s...

Nicol Zelikman, a former rhythmic gymnast who represented Israel at 2020 Olympic Games, tells Ynet she was told to deal with mental issues alone because her trainers thought it would make her and her teammates stronger