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Finnish rapper says he was disappointed with losing the song contest; when asked about performing together with Noa Kirel, he adds 'oh my god, wow; If that happens, then I'll do it'

National Digital Agency official says major DDoS attack from over 117 different countries targeted sensitive websites, believes attack state-sponsored

Opinion: Every inconclusive engagement in Gaza reaffirms that Israel is strongly averse to paying the high cost in soldiers’ lives, and at the same time, the rounds demonstrate that Israel’s resort to air power as a substitute has proven sorely inadequate

Ofir Haim's men certainly did not flatter to deceive but ended up losing to a 61st-minute Anderson Duarte goal in a physical, high-intensity encounter; Israel will play for third place on Sunday against either South Korea or Italy

Michal-Lee Eliel-Malka arrived at the scene of the attack on Saturday and discovered that Ohad was killed - 'He was always the first to storm ahead' and believed that 'those who haven't witnessed firsthand what it's like to serve alongside male and female fighters that serve together - don't truly understand it'

US official says that they discussed everything from Iran policy to regional security issues, oil prices and human rights, and the 'potential normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia'

Former Trump vice president Mike Pence, an Evangelical Christian who has thrown his hat in the US presidential ring, has been pro-Israel from the start and was the administration's favored spokesman when tragedy befell the Jews.

Another unpleasant diplomatic episode between the U.S. and Israel: In response to Kamala Harris emphasizing the importance of strengthening democracy and preserving an independent judicial system, FM Eli Cohen sharply responded 'She didn't read the law' before walking back from his criticism and tweeting 'This is an internal issue; I have deep respect for Harris'

After a series of performances in Germany that featured antisemitic messages, the US State Department was asked about the issue and issued an official response: 'He has a long record of using antisemitic displays to defame Jews'

While it's known that Israel's first prime minister suffered acute lower back pain, less is known about the person and method who helped him fix it while also teaching him a trick that would make him famous