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Spokesman for Gaza-based terror group says far-right lawmaker's intention to 'storm' Al-Aqsa Mosque reflects the arrogance of the 'fascist settler government' and the organization won't stand idly by

Opposition leader warns move would disturb fragile status quo at the site and could spark a regional conflict that would plunge the entire Middle East into chaos

Relatives of young man, 23, say he was completely healthy when he left for his trip, and that medical authorities in Mexico demand they arrive in the hospital in order to receive more information about the case

Famous pop-star says Gulf nation will provide needed quiet after criticism of his lavish lifestyle, controversial lyrics and disrespect for fans in short concerts

According to Bezeq internet provider, people in Israel use their phones less for studying and more for scrolling through social media and playing video games

IDI report says Ultra-Orthodox students under 18 make up a fifth of all students nationwide while their rate of participation in the Israeli Defense Forces drops by over 1,000 in recent years

Rabbi now living in Israel says operation to bring the books into the country wouldn't have been possible without help from both Ukrainian and Israeli authorities

Ranking based on countries dominating headlines, preoccupying policymakers, and shaping global economies; Israel ranks 15th in the "movers" category, noting its uniqueness and distinctiveness

Michal Loewenstein recounts difficulty convincing hospitals of benefits of therapy, easing patients' pain, distracting from illness and difficulties, and helping to reinstate the feeling that they are humans

Opinion: The newly minted defense minister is as much of an Iran hawk as his boss, but from his new vantage point, he could be the only thing keeping Israel out of a potentially disastrous blunder that would do little to stave off Tehran's nuclear ambitions