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Australian researchers inspect rare 200-million-year-old fossil using X-ray in attempt to screen its gut and understand what diet sustained it in a study that could aid in understanding how climate change may impact animals in the future

IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff. says the Egyptian government fulfills promise to reform its school curriculum; with largest education system in the Middle East and North Africa; process of removing antisemitism and other hatred from school textbooks is crucial

The Jewish state has much to celebrate; But instead of feting its accomplishments as a regional military and economic powerhouse, the nation that arose on the ashes of the Holocaust faces perhaps its gravest existential threat yet - not from foreign enemies but from divisions within

Bruce - the Hulk is the first of his kind in Israel, born with green fur stained by the pigment biliverdin either during pregnancy or the birthing process, which will fade within a week or two

Essential for healthy muscles, nerves, bones and blood sugar levels, magnesium is a common nutrient in many foods, some good sources include leafy green vegetables — such as spinach — legumes, nuts, seeds and whole grains

Iconic basketball coach tells Ynet, sports unite people around the world, speaks of antisemitism, his MS diagnosis, after being chosen to represent the Diaspora in nation's main event

In response to the presence of mullahs, Iranians chant pro-Israel slogans at futsal match in southwest Iran after reported visit of exiled crown prince in Israel

A familiar sight in Israel, the butterfly is known for its metallic blue color and white wing margins; A year-round presence, it is considered a sign of a healthy ecosystem and is a habitual sight all throughout the scenic routes of southern Israel

A disturbing TikTok trend allegedly started by a group of men encouraging sexual assault on April 24; The videos receive millions of views and spark a response from TikTok and users, who condemned the trend, call for education and prevention

While someone’s getting executed down at ‘Chop Chop Square’, in other parts of Riyadh, young women walk around without head covering, and even drive - although the activities who fought for this right are still rotting in prison; a special visit to the closed Muslim kingdom that zigzags between the U.S. and Iran and between religious extremists and progressive liberals