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‘While life moved on for a while, the hardships that youth faced and deepened during the COVID pandemic haven’t lessened,’ report states, as 13% reported self-harm and 44% deal with anxiety and depression

For decades, Jewish summer camp has been a staple in North American Jewish Diaspora communities; Now, Israelis are joining in; Here's all you need to know about Jewish summer camp this year

Opinion: While a majority of the public in Israel opposes the government's plan, they should listen to the political majority that supports it and try to reach a compromise for both sides to avoid a much darker outcome

With great food and top-notch amenities, the Theatron Hotel in the capital's Talbiya neighborhood is an ideal getaway spot in a prime tourist location for those who can afford it

Egypt identifies border police officer terrorist as Mohamed Salah, says he carried a Koran, a knife and six magazines for his firearm

Maad Hamed, who founded the terrorist cell that carried out the deadly attack in 2015 in which Malachi Rosenfeld was murdered, was sentenced to two life sentences and ordered to pay compensation totaling more than 1 million shekels

Opinion: The terror perpetrated by Netanyahu's fanatic supporters against politicians was a dark chapter in Israeli democracy, and it must not be repeated; violence is violence, even if its intentions are noble

Inspectors accept Iranian claims uranium particles at the Marivan nuclear site are a result of contamination from an old chemical lab but insist probes into Varamin and Turquzabad facilities remain ongoing

Sonic boom concerns residents of US capital; Cessna pilot was unresponsive – no survivors found at crash site

After five years of attempts to grow cherries in the Negev, the trees near Mitzpe Ramon are bearing fruit