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Organizers say 'Unholy' singer's show in Hayarkon park axed 'due to unforeseen technical and logistical issues', ticket holders eligible to full refund

Never before seen tools of war and first-hand documentation of Shayetet 13's operational activities; Photographer Ziv Koren has been accompanying the elite unit for the past year as they took over foreign vessels and covertly operated behind enemy lines

Sex therapist and mother of three Shulamit Sperber is helping women embrace their sexuality after giving birth, providing reassuring insights into the natural loss of sexual desire that often accompanies the postpartum period and expert advice on how women can regain their sexual confidence and intimacy

He first gained fame on 'American Idol' with his rendition of 'Bohemian Rhapsody'; Ten years on, he became the new frontman for Queen; Ahead of his Israel performance, Lambert talks about working with Brian May and Roger Taylor, new music with Queen, concerns about antisemitism, and his desire to return to Israel

Indulge in a bagel with lox, pastrami sandwich, brisket, herring, and more classics at these prime Jewish-American fusion cuisine spots

According to new documents revealed by WSJ, disgraced financier planned at least three dozen meetings with Barak between 2013 and 2017 and they had appointments every month for 11 consecutive months starting in December 2015. Barak's response: 'Peres introduced him to me'

The Ministry of Health issued a warning to the new trend that was born on TikTok and became a global craze: 'Just because the candy causes buzz and discussion on the Internet, does not mean that it is healthy for your children. It contains palm oil, glucose and corn syrup - a lot of different types of sugar'

Protesters obstruct roads across the country and picket homes of Cabinet members, with focus also shifting to rising cost of living and surging crime; police make several arrests

Diplomatic mission's festivities will focus on promoting modern British values of community and youth, uniting local communities ahead of the global event

Friends or family appear to have a stronger influence on beliefs about Jews and Israel than other sources, according to the ADL