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Gilad Erdan, Israel’s UN envoy, says 'there is absolutely no reason that this emergency session should be held' in the wake of far-right lawmaker's visit to the holy site earlier this week

Education, immigration, divorce, threats of conversion and prostitution — Jewish women in 19-20th century Eastern Europe who chose to rebel against tradition paid a heavy price, but won freedom

Mohammad Abu-Anza believes there are many talented athletes in the Bedouin community that didn't get the chance to develop their potential

Haredi deputy premier will step in as Likud leader undergoes checkup under partial sedation; Deri's appointment hit with legal challenges for past corruption convictions

Torc plans to use the autonomous vehicles verification and validation systems provided by Foretellix to enable the safe deployment of autonomous trucks

Footage of incident shows lone female soldier walking by herself with her assault rifle drawn in the middle of Al-Ramm, north of Jerusalem; all troops involved in the incident have been suspended

Meeting expected to be convened at UAE and China's request on Thursday according to diplomatic sources following condemnation by U.S., Europeans and Arab nations of the provocative visit

Nature and Parks Authority ecologist says some species are more active compared to summer, plants adapt and develop strategies to make the most of rain, says Israeli winter is actually full of life

Lawyers worldwide explain what labor laws apply to the popular employment phenomena of the past year

Communications minister says Kan must not be funded by government since its news division is apparently critical of Netanyahu; European Broadcasting Union threatens to remove Israel from eligibility for membership