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Dr. Lehavit Akerman says protecting ourselves from the sun needs to become part of our daily routine, as sunscreens became more efficient and precisely tailored to specific daily practices and specific skin types.

From north to south thousands of Israelis choose to celebrate Shavuot by hiking in nature reserves and dipping into ponds and lakes; Ynet reveals the best locations to enjoy the sun while cooling off

After examining the remains of fossils discovered in Brazil, researchers have deduced that when the predator opened its mouth, the lower jaws spread sideways, expanding its gape, allowing wider meals to be accommodated

The military uses electronic warfare to bring down unmanned vehicle, just days after warnings from security officials saying that the Hezbollah and other forces on the northern border could be readying for an offensive

Israeli artists Izzy Gliksberg and Meir Briskman say their new project aims to make Jewish melodies resonate with crowds worldwide by adding modern twists and sounds to the old songs that will attract new generations

Israel's transportation hits the brakes, taking the bronze for slowest speeds worldwide in a 49-nation study; Road congestion largely continues to plague the holy land, while other nations race ahead

Student says 50% of the accusations are complete lies, and the rest are distortions tinged with racism and antisemitism, and he is currently planning to sue the institution; the American Musical and Dramatic Academy says it cannot comment on student investigations or disciplinary matters

Shalom Rotben, who suffers from PTSD after witnessing a rocket attack, was identified by an Arab-Israeli who wrote on a piece of paper to communicate with him

Speaking at an event marking 23 years since Israel's pullback from Lebanon, Hezbollah leader says his group is the one to make threats and that Israel is no longer the powerful country it was; adds Israeli bravado comes after failure in Gaza fight

The document released Thursday outlines more than 100 steps the administration and its partners can take to combat an alarming rise in antisemitism.