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At the age of 40, Dr. Eliad Peretz awarded one of American space agency’s highest accolades for outstanding contributions to space research, joining names such as Carl Sagan and Alan Shepard

Professor Hanoch Kashtan launched a program that sends medical teams to Ethiopia to teach laparoscopic surgery to local doctors in order to raise a generation of teachers to pass on the knowledge

All the polls indicate that it is Gantz who gained the most from the mass protests against the judicial overhaul proposed by the Netanyahu-led right-wing government

Japan's cultural attaché in Israel, tries to bridge the cultural gaps via social media. Meanwhile, he is learning new things about Israeli culture every day, after falling in love with the country while volunteering on a kibbutz 30 years ago: 'There are fundamental mental differences between us'

Israeli pop sensation says she hopes talking about her depression' will give strength and courage to those who have experienced what I have experienced' and says seeking medical help shows courage

From ventures as a lonely boarding school pupil to getting caught up in a tragic love story , Charles III was never seen by the British public as a promising heir; however, the new king may take us by surprise with his concealed charm and reformative agenda

Antisemitism is not only in physical attacks against Jews or Jewish symbols, it is a daily occurrence causing Jews to always look over their shoulder and finally leave their homes countries for Israel

Zaki Akbar revealed the existence of Iran's enrichment site at Fordo, providing critical information to West over years, New York Times reports in special investigation; former senior defense official known as religious fanatic and political hardliner – turned British mole, nabbed by Iranian security after Russian intelligence unmasks him

Congressional leader vows to tighten cooperation between U.S. House and Israeli parliament; 'America is grateful for our friendship with Israel, we are a better nation because of it and we must never shy away from defending it'; PM reiterates commitment to reach broad consensus on judicial reform

Oceans under ice on planets orbiting red dwarf stars have significant potential for life, according to a Hebrew University study published in the scientific journal 'Nature Communications'