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Falafel Tanami owners say they were surprised to be included and say they believe what makes their business work is fresh food and a friendly atmosphere that many in New York seek today

An Indian news site says eight men were arrested in August after intercepted communications show they were gathering intelligence on the production of Italian-made subs coated with metamaterials that make detection difficult

Netanyahu calls for unit while Gallant urges government representatives to avoid political remarks as some bereaved families say they will protest politicians who attend ceremonies over judicial overhaul; one says Ben-Gvir's participation is a spit to his face

Stratasys, CollPlant to first produce breast implants using Stratasys’ P3 bioprinter and CollPlant’s bio-inks derived from collagen, designed to replace silicone implants by regenerating breast tissue without eliciting an immune response

Long hesitant to weigh in on Israel’s domestic affairs, many American Jewish groups and leaders, including rabbis, spent the past several months openly criticizing the country’s right-wing government

Peaches Stergo defrauded the 87-year-old man she met on a dating site to finance her lavish lifestyle and purchase, home, yacht, jewels and more while he is forced to sell his home; she now faces up to 20 years in jail

Settlement, which legal experts say is the largest struck by an American media company, announced by the two sides while second voting technology company suit still pending

Al Turman convicted of attempted murder of Golani brigade soldiers when he plowed his car into them in Jerusalem before fleeing and seeking shelter near Hebron; is to also pay fine of NIS 300,000 to be distributed to the injured

Health officials say in Israel only 5% of the population is fully vaccinated against the virus while 65% has been given at least one shot; Health Ministry yet to decide recommendation of booster jab

Gal Luft released on bail after Interpol issues warrant for his arrest, fails to appear to court hearings and register with local police for the past month; had claimed he was politically persecuted by U.S. after he reported Biden dealings with China