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Close friends of deceased, whose identity and image are being kept confidential for security reasons, say knew very little about his career; 'Every time we asked, he'd give you a wide smile and say nothing'

Analysis: Regardless of the outcome of the Turkish presidential elections, it was unlikely that the opposition candidate would have made significant changes to the country's relations with Israel; The focus now is on strengthening and developing these ties, with questions arising about potential visits by officials and whether an ‘Anti-Iran axis’ is taking shape

Entire areas will be closed in the capital Baku, thousands of Azeri soldiers and policemen have been mobilized for the security operation as Herzog and his wife arrive for the first visit of a country's president to Azerbaijan since 2009.

TV series 'Succession' has ended and, despite its focus on the world of media and finance, there were hardly any prominent Jewish characters in the storyline, except for one mythological episode that shed light on the problematic views of the series' protagonist

The spiritual leader of the non-Hasidic Ashkenazi haredi community in Israel was the head of the Ponevezh Yeshiva in Bnei Brak

Massive crowds accompany spiritual leader of the non-Hasidic Ashkenazi Haredi community in Israel on his last journey; Roads to city closed; Police call on mourners to behave with restraint, responsibility and obey instructions

The accused shooter in the deadliest antisemitic attack in the United States could face the death penalty if convicted in the shooting deaths of 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue

The Tower of David Jerusalem Museum invests $50 million to launch interactive exhibits ranging from 3D models to interactive maps in hopes the museum will be able to draw in Israel's younger generation

Meir Tamari is the twentieth Israeli killed in act of terror since the start of 2023; Regional council head blames government for succumbing to international pressure and removing security checkpoints; Likud lawmaker says military to blame; 'They must regard the PA as an enemy entity'

Israeli Embassy in Bern and pro-Israel organizations protested against an exhibition that praises Palestinian weaponry, violence and terrorism against Israel and was able to prevent its presentation in buildings owned by the Geneva municipality