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Tomas Zeron led the manhunt after the world's most notorious drug dealer, but later found himself embroiled in a tragedy that got him labeled a criminal home in Mexico; He fled to Israel where he found a new love for food while working to clear his name

Firebrand Likud minister May Golan's nomination for the role draws criticism from both U.S. government and the Jewish community, with some saying that she could further harm relations between the countries

I choose Israel because I love the energy of this country; I love that when I’m in a taxicab, at the top of the hour, the driver will turn up the radio volume so we can both listen to the news , because it means that both of us care

The question of the origin of human evil is complex, with many possible factors; Some argue that it is part of human nature, others see it as a result of environmental and societal factors, and the mere definition of evil is in itself somewhat controversial

Parts of the North African nation's historical coastline are fast eroded by the elements, which threatens to gradually gnaw at and eventually submerge these important landmarks over the next two decades

A new study reveals the patterns of wild mushroom poisoning in our country: most casualties are men and children up to 6; Where do most poisonings occur? No, it is not dense forests – but rather the neighborly lawns

World Zionist Organization to host Jewish leaders from over 40 countries in 125th Zionist Congress; This year's conference will feature hundreds of entrepreneurs and 14 different Jewish youth groups from around the world; Jewish leaders: Congress is a 'momentous occasion'

New York City named wealthiest city for millionaires, while Tokyo secures second place; Tel Aviv and Jerusalem also get the nod

Law enforcement detain 15 individuals for alleged prostitution and pimping charges; some suspects believed to have drugged trafficked women so they could sleep with multiple men in one day

Promising investigational treatment protocol combining immunotherapy shown to reduce recurrence of deadly skin cancer by 44%