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Letter expresses worry that the reforms could lead to loss of Israel's position on the international stage and cause serious damages to the country's economy

Despite issuing apologies for arriving in the costume to a party nearly 20 years ago, many criticize Dominic Perrottet for not bringing the incident to light sooner

Opinion: The judges gave ammunition to the right-wing bloc and its supporters to argue that had it been a center-left government, the court would have found a way to legalize the appointment of the convicted lawmaker

Ben Gurion Airport official says officers first noticed the suspects acting suspiciously after they had landed in Israel from Berlin; police say the women were not framed and 'knew what they were doing'

Acting as a defense mechanism to heighten our reflexes, fear can cause us to feel an array of emotions in a heightened manner, including pleasure

The musical, which features 24 of legendary band's biggest hits, includes 55 singers, actors, dancers, and musicians; set to be staged at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center, with ticket prices range from NIS 195 to NIS 695

New York Times reports that out of more than a million 155-millimeter shells the U.S. has delivered or promised to deliver to Ukraine, almost half of them come or will come from stockpiles in Israel and South Korea

Thomas L. Friedman writes in his NYT column that Israel is on the verge of a transformation from a full-fledged democracy to something that may destabilize the whole region, and even impact U.S. national security interests

Alaska State Troopers say the attack occurred in the remote, small town of Wales, and the bear was shot and killed by a local resident as it mauled 'an adult female and juvenile male'

Tom Nides tells Ynet U.S. vision is to keep two-state solution alive, while taking care of the Palestinians, but without compromising Israel's security; adds that normalization with Saudi Arabia is possible, but 'complicated'