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Shin Bet says teenager has direct links to acts of terrorism that occurred in Palestinian villages, and ordered him to be placed under house arrest in order to minimize security risks he poses

Budget for the competition is up to 40 million shekels; the Israel Judo Association is expected to make a formal appeal to the Culture and Sports Ministry, and expects that sponsors and philanthropists will fund it

Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics finds the upward trend of job vacancies in the high-tech sector is over after two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, but other fields in the Israeli market see increase in open positions

Israeli American Council (IAC), Israel Consulate in LA pay tribute to leading Israeli Americans at official LA 75th celebration. including Dr. Miriam Adelson for outstanding achievement; 'As an Israeli living in America, I am very aware of the importance of maintaining a strong connection and of building bridges between the American and Israeli people,' says Wonder Woman star

The Israeli company's PULS artillery rocket systems support the firing of both free-flying rockets and precision-guided rockets and missiles ranging from 12km and up to 300km

Israeli Ambassador invited to archive to view chilling accounts of extermination of Galicia Jews, destruction of Warsaw ghetto after the uprising there and a schedule of trains transporting Jews from the Polish capital to Treblinka

Following alarming report that world will be 1.5°C in next 5 years, director of meteorological service says that in Israel the average temperature already has increased by 1.7°C since the 1970s

Starting in distant India, abducted by Jordanian forces and finally returning to Israel, the remarkable story of the Torah scroll belonging to the famous Sassoon family is filled with drama

Two Israeli citizens were arrested in different countries on suspicion of smuggling illegal drugs to Taiwan and New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs says handling the cases

Recent estimates suggest that comets composed predominantly of frozen water could exist closer to the sun, although solid evidence of this remained elusive until the current discovery