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With a population nearing one million, Jerusalem undergoes revitalization with a bustling real estate sector; High-rise construction skyrockets, promoting modernity while preserving Jerusalem's multifaceted heritage

Ynet scoured the recipe books and came up with three tempting and guilt-free recipes that will let everyone celebrate the upcoming Jewish holiday without counting calories

New study suggests presence of pets provides a non-judgmental and supportive environment that can aid in enhancing reading abilities

Opinion: Tehran is content with using its proxies in Lebanon and Gaza to wreak havoc on Israeli cities, while its own cities remain peaceful; It’s time to take the fight to them

Dr. Omer Globus says the premature baby, born at 31 weeks, presented challenges beyond what the staff has encountered before, as time and again, he defied the odds

The mega star reportedly will visit Israel this weekend, in order to see Kabbalah-related sites in the city of Safed

Israeli defense minister says the vessels have combat capabilities, including aircraft, missiles, offensive systems and advanced intelligence, as Iran intends to create a constant threat in the maritime domain

Lia Bruce says her interest in salt began when she was a child and blossomed during her industrial design studies when she learned the biological material is ten times stronger than concrete

The fascinating science behind the fast-paced game of spin, speed and skill - How basic physics, the history of the ping pong ball, and the location of the competition weigh in table tennis

The New York Times reveals: Among the victims of Israeli espionage tools in Mexico is a close associate of the president and undersecretary for human rights, Alejandro Encinas. According to the report, only the military in Mexico has access to Pegasus, and Encinas is among the few in the government who opposed it.