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Jewish filmmaker also awarded Best Director for tale of his childhood with parents' troubled marriage, antisemitism and his early attempts at filmmaking

Director and founder of Raha Center, where exhibition set to take place, says it offers painterly and plastic adaptation of books, poems or plays that had strong impact on the artists

Granddaughter of the elderly woman says she only discovered the assault after doctors found injuries on senior citizen's genitalia; 44-year-old employee at the ‪Beth Halperin‬ retirement home indicted over crime

Convenience store chain giant opens up shop in Dizengoff Center, offering its iconic brand products at fairly competitive prices

Report was conducted by an Israeli-British organization IMPACT-se indicates that textbooks in world’s largest Muslim country discourage violence against Jews, but still talk about Israel as 'an occupier'

Opening to strong start in 2021, U.S. airline says will scrap transatlantic service effective March 24, 2023, and will continue to operate daily service to Tel Aviv from New York’s JFK airport

PM details freeze on municipal property taxes and reduction of price hikes on core utilities in first step to help Israeli family's struggling to make ends meet

General Gerson Menandro's removal might indicate a shift in policy toward Israel by Latin American country’s incoming left-wing government

State Department Spokesperson Ned Price says Israel's new government's decision 'will only take the parties further away from the objective of a negotiated two-state solution'

Israel identifies as 'others' those who are not Jewish Christian or Muslim in 1995, with their number growing six-fold in the years since; governments' repeated attempts to facilitate conversions not successful