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June 8, 2023
Judy Clarke she isn't trying to convince the jury that her client is not guilty – she just wants to help him avoid the death penalty
June 8, 2023
During the early morning raid in Ramallah, the home of terrorist Islam Faroh, who murdered 16-year-old Aryeh Shechopek and 50-year-old Tadasa Tashume in a bombing attack was destroyed; it led to clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces
June 8, 2023
Production company behind the show says that due to the high demand, it's making efforts to add another date in Israel for those who didn't manage to snatch tickets in time
June 8, 2023
Opinion: The Israeli team's rapid-fire success throughout this campaign isn't coincidental, and according to the data, Ofir Haim's men have a good chance of making history and can go all the way in the U-20 World Cup
June 8, 2023
New study outlines grim future for coral reefs around the world as warming sea levels enable the breeding and spreading of harmful pathogens while exposing corals to dangerous diseases that could lead to their extinction
June 8, 2023
Pharmaceutical company's spokesperson confirms settlement following claims Teva's practices in the U.S. led to widespread opioid addiction; payment plan will last from 2024 up to 2043
June 8, 2023
Attacker is reported to be a 32-year-old Syrian national with legal refugee status; France has suffered several deadly stabbing and shooting attacks by terrorists who identify with ISIS and Al-Qaida
June 8, 2023
Meta-owned messaging app hopes to catch up to other competitors, including Telegram, with new feature that allows users to broadcast messages to large audiences
June 8, 2023
First responders rush victims in critical condition to hospital where they are pronounced dead, as Arab sector counts 97 dead since beginning of the year after deadliest non-terrorist rampage since 2009
June 8, 2023
Women allegedly took advantage of kindness of fellow travelers, Chabad houses and local businesses, promising to repay the money they borrowed, but once they received the funds, they would disappear