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Former PM Lapid says what you see here today is a demonstration in favor of the country. People who love this country came here to defend it, its democracy and its courts

The intricate coalition agreements involve a rotation between finance ministers halfway through the government’s term, leading to concern that economic policy will not be consistent, expert says

Where did the Orion spacecraft fly? What variant of COVID-19 took over the world? and what is ChatGPT? Take a challenging scientific trivia

Head of the conversation department at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem says conservators are using advanced techniques, such as scans and 3D printers, to do the intricate work of preserving history

Catalonian city would maintain relations with the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip; 'Israel murders thousands of Palestinians, including hundreds of children, and strengthens Israel's ethnic cleansing project and the apartheid regime,' the petition states

Opinion: With judiciary reforms placing the public and Supreme Court under the tyranny of the Knesset majority, Israel - having fought off many external threats - may just fall victim to the enemy within

CEO Dina Ben-Tal Ganancia says the national flag carrier is restarting their 'Ambassadors' program in tandem with the pro-Israel nonprofit StandWithUs, after shutting it down at the start of the COVID pandemic

From waxing their eyebrows to 'fixing' their protruding ears via intrusive surgical procedures, Israeli children and their parents explain that looking good sometimes outweighs the risks

Maor Kaplan grew up trying to construe the gap between secular promiscuity and religious conservatism; she made helping religious teen girls struggling for acceptance in environment hostile to sexual urges, her life's work

Mazi Melesa Pilip, a Nassau County legislator, said her political interests were revived two years ago when her oldest son was preparing for bar mitzvah and he told her about antisemitic comments he endured from a classmate