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A home in Gan Ner in northern Israel comes under fire and Palestinian militants in Jenin release video showing incident claiming responsibility

Navy spokesperson says these vessels will soon see action once deployed to vital choke points, major sea lines of communication, and littoral domains of the country

Signed by UN member states including Israel in 1987, the Montreal Protocol – designed to protect the ozone layer from depletion - is postponing Arctic ice loss, according to a recent study. Over 2 million people each year are being saved from skin cancer and it demonstrates that it is possible to tackle the climate crisis.

Before the performance began, around 400 protesters handed out flyers to concertgoers and waved Israeli flags. Others held up banners with slogans such as 'Israel, we stand with you,' while inside the venue, the Israel flag is raised

Victory extends Erdogan's two-decade reign, securing a mandate to continue his increasingly authoritarian rule seen as polarizing Turkey and strengthening its position as a regional military power

Aviel Cohen says the goal of the device which is used both as a grinder and a scale is to to transform cannabis consumption into a medication-like approach where the patient can consume it in a standardized dosage

The youth was present when the author of a book accusing transgenders of being a danger to girls, spoke and said transgenders should have a right over their body when others in the hall dragged him out across the floor calling him diseased

After Shalom Rotben was found in Jordan and returned home, the family says they fear he could go missing again at any moment; claim they were offered no assistance in locating him

They met at a boxing lesson, fell in love and are set to be married, but navigating an LGBT relationship when coming from traditional and religious families is no walk in the park; Alin and Inbar share their experience

When was the last time you went to the supermarket and found only one type of milk there? Rising prices, an abundance of brands and alternatives on the shelves, changes in breakfast options, and increasing awareness of environmental damage are just some of the factors contributing to the gradual erosion of the 'milk nation' image