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Prime minister said to buckle under international pressure to block a bill preventing NGO funding to Palestinian and social activism, bill banning Palestinian flag opposed by AG for violating free speech and Zionism bill opens door to descrimenation

A review of the intentions of the Noam party brings up an unequivocal conclusion – the establishment of the government's Jewish Identity Authority is only a stop on the way to the realization of the radical vision of the party; The response should be no less unequivocal

Limor Tomer says live art and audience interaction are critical for museums in the future; 'we must convince the art world that what we do is also considered to be curating art.'

Two months after the reversal of the disengagement law, settlers moved the Homesh Yeshiva – which caused tensions with the US – to state land. For the first time since 2005 the yeshiva is meeting in trailers instead of tents.

Life in New York has become almost unbearable even for Americans who make a decent living, but for Israelis and observant Jews who dream of living the Big Apple life, expenses could price them out of the city entirely

Russian media claimed Graham says Russians dying is best U.S. dollars ever spent while video released by the office of Ukraine president Zelensky shows senator said no such thing

Israel's defense technology sets global standards with naval version of Iron Dome; Defense Minister Gallant hails Iron Dome system as significant advancement in naval defense capabilities, ensuring operational superiority amidst growing maritime threats

Zion-Neev, also known as Abu Malek, was rescued in Israel after becoming viral online and is now gradually beginning to acclimate himself to life in nature along other lions and with less human interaction

Organizers expect Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade to be the largest ever; claim the importance of the annual event this year while rights are under threat from the government and violence against LGBTQ+ members on the rise

On May 29, 1948, four 101 Squadron fighters embarked on the nascent Israel Air Force’s first-ever mission – to strafe a massive Egyptian armed convoy heading toward Tel Aviv; only three heroic pilots returned safely