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A Sherut Leumi (national service) volunteer, Emily Weintraub admits that adjusting to a new country and culture can be difficult, but she found solace in her tzevet (team) at Shaare Zedek; 'They give me the hug that I need,' she tells Ynet

After Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the Temple Mount, the government gathered for a meeting in the Western Wall tunnels. Netanyahu called on the coalition to overcome the crisis surrounding passing the state budget and also attacked the opposition

Iranian Intelligence minister says 'terrorist group associated with the Zionist regime which entered the country from the western borders was arrested'; unclear how many arrested

In a candid interview to the Daily Mail, Donal Gibson reveals the consequences of Hollywood success on brothers' relationship; points to Mel's film, The Passion Of The Christ, as the catalyst for their separation

British filmmaker Jonathan Glazer's latest feature focuses on the family of Rudolf Hoess, the longest-serving commandant of the Auschwitz death camp, says the Holocaust was a subject he couldn't 'approach casually'

While the streets are overflowing with murder scenes and criminal ventures, the state attorney faces manpower shortage and an overload of cases, pushing it to pass the responsibility onto police; Hence, cases are dispersed among different sectors, some of which can only turn to lower-level courts, leading to reduced charges and absurdly lenient punishments for serious offenders

Israel Museum collaborates with Shaare Zedek Medical Center to CT scan 2,000-year-old Egyptian coffin lids; Examination uncovers intricate details and reveals the craftsmanship of ancient artisans, providing valuable insights for ongoing research

A bill, pending Senate approval, supports Israel's inclusion in the coalition of countries that send their police forces for training at the prestigious U.S. International Law Enforcement Academy – which teaches how to combat terrorism and drug trafficking, detect fraudulent documents and audit procedures

Oleg Vozyak says that as soon as Russia invaded, he knew he wanted to fight in the front lines, where he lost his leg to injury and started a long rehabilitation process in Israel

Budget reduction of approximately $30 million in Israel's Innovation Authority raises alarm among high-tech executives; Declining investments, fewer startups, and layoffs raise concerns about the industry's future and economic impact