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With far-right government installed along with an outspoken anti-gay coalition member responsible for education, Issac Herzog's son making a public appearance at the festive anniversary is seen as a political statement

New season of the widely-lauded thriller, focusing on a Mossad agent coming back from retirement to hunt down a target supposed killed; series never loses sight of the human cost of conflict, reviewers say

Despite the ban on documenting the exclusive event in Dubai, marking the first time in 4 years that Beyoncé performed on stage, Bar Zomer managed to sneak in some photos and clips that quickly became viral on social media

Guy Einat says most offenders were often victims of similar crimes in their childhood, causing them trauma that is hard to overcome; adds his job is to identify the unhealed trauma and treat it

It has been 65 years since U.S. chemist Linus Pauling submitted his petition against nuclear testing, an adequate time to recall the story of one of the most important scientists of the 20th century

Han Smith and Jennifer Andreacchi say their bond grew from a friendship the two shared while looking for their lost Jewish roots abroad

According to McKinsey, a massive integration of the Arab and Haredi populations into the labor force, along with a ramping up of infrastructure investments and a productivity increase of 1.2%, would boost average monthly wages considerably by 2035

Ronen Hoffman in an emotional Twitter post thanks officials for the opportunity to serve abroad, but explains he cannot continue his role over 'personal and professional integrity'

Equipped with mask, spray paint and sound speaker, Benzi Brofman known for drawing grafitti of some of the world's most famous people, gathering a host of admirers along the way - both in Israel and abroad

Opinion: For years, Netanyahu has used his unique political acumen not to bring Israelis closer together, but to spread hate, and ridicule those who dare to think differently from him