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Herzog will meet with the King of Belgium, the Presidents of the European Commission and the European Parliament and representatives of the Jewish communities; 'I'm sure the meetings with the officials will act as a catalyst for many collaborations'

Irit Kahan, Partner and Head of DTCP Israel, discusses how important it is to live life to its fullest and how that attitude pushed her to success

Miki Zohar's decision encompasses free entry to historic sites and subsidies for theatre performances; Upper Galilee Council head says decision will be reversed, residents of northern Israel to be allowed to live as they see fit

Hoping to make the Israeli experience more approachable to gaming community worldwide, a special digital copy of the Yad-Vashem Holocaust History Museum will be unveiled, complete with personal memorabilia and a digital tour

Australian Jewish Association says antisemitic incidents in Australia directly linked to rapper's controversial comments; warns visit could inflame already tense situation and possibly lead to violence

Ynet learns that Lebanese terror groups established the towers parallel to a fortified fence along the border with Israel; IDF says all towers will be razed to the ground if Hezbollah initiates a military escalation

Years after she was caught up in drug smuggling, Maor Adele Croitoru says she is still dealing with the financial and mental toll of her involvement in the activity, as well as the trauma from her imprisonment

Ohad Topor says the unique aspects of the culture, which regards learning to be as important as family values, and the constant questioning of ideas and premises, explain the disproportionate success of Jews in many fields

The 2021 MacBook Pro is a top of the line laptop for a range of tasks. It is equipped with state-of-the-art design features and hardware that make it well-suited for high-end content production

The famed metal group is coming back to the Holy Land for the first time since 2019 for a Tel Aviv concert on June 28, with tickets prices starting at NIS 354