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The 23-year-old reportedly began feeling ill during the party for reasons still unknown, and was taken to local hospital where he was pronounced dead; Foreign Ministry said to be working on bringing his body to Israel

A bus driver in Haifa was left shocked after a man blocked his lane and started racially abusing him; 'Public transportation drivers in Israel are left to fend for themselves,' says a labor union leader

The IIA has announced the formation of the largest consortium in its history to develop quantum computing tech with a budget of over $30 million

Analysis: One expert says opposition should stress to the Netanyahu supporters 'the resources and the compromises' he had made for 'the benefit of the extreme right-wing' over his own allies and constituents

Walters known for her candid interviewing style, conducted the first joint interview with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Prime Minister Menachem Begin leading up to the historic peace treaty

Opinion: Over the past year, Jewish communities across the world took interest in and also had an effect on various impactful events, which will be talked about for some time

They hit on them and chase after them, but they won’t be seen with them in public; trans women tell us about straight Israeli men who are attracted to trans women, but want to keep it all a secret

Although he served as transport minister in 2019, many Israelis, not to mention the Biden administration, are still apprehensive of the far-right lawmaker in wake of contentious remarks on LGBTQ community and calls for annexation

“We need a determined war for democracy,” Calcalist Publisher Yoel Esteron called for in his opening remarks at Calcalist’s 2023 Forecasts Conference. “The main thing is to not be afraid”

Advanced observation satellite from Israel-based remote sensing company ImageSat International (ISI) will be used for military intelligence and security purposes