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EU in a message to the Foreign Ministry says the minister's views and prejudices contradict the values represented by the European body and request the government send a different representative to honor annual "Europe Day"

Days before she takes the stage in Liverpool, the Israeli pop star tells us about tempting offers coming her way in Europe, bruises from rehearsals, instructions she received from the Shin Bet, her dream of becoming Israel's president, the Swedish competitor, and her concern that domestic turmoil will hurt her scores

The traditional parade will take place on May 18 and will pass through eastern Jerusalem, with no changes expected in its usual route. Police working through backchannels to ensure quiet.

While the dates between the couples are rather boring, the real star is cheerful matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom, whose interaction with the contestants and glimpses into her private life are the show's highlights. Although it is not a television masterpiece, it is definitely binge-worthy

Before she takes the stage in Tel Aviv in a celebration of Houston's legacy, Glennis Grace dishes on how she approaches filling the iconic singer's huge shoes and the significance of her music for her fans

Opinion: Historian and philosopher Yuval Noah Harari says storytelling computers will change the course of human history as the AI will probably imitate the human prototypes that it was trained on in its infancy

Imad Al-Adwan was caught in possession of some 200 handguns and assault rifles, returns to Jordan after agreement between Amman and Jerusalem; Shin Bet says his interrogation reveals his involvement in 12 earlier smuggling incidents since February

Officials in Jerusalem say the Biden administration will have a 1-year window of opportunity to secure normalization deal after National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan says Israeli-Saudi ties are a top U.S. priority

Expert says while program's cost estimated in the billions, it is preferable to the costly, polluting and dangerous diesel generators currently in use by the ultra-Orthodox community

Pro-BDS Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) announces anti-Israel art exhibit at the Dallas Public Library in May. Following Ynet inquiry about partnering with BDS-supporting organizations - illegal in Texas - library cancels exhibit.