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The French embassy in Israel says Smotrich wanted to set up meetings with senior officials without success, but his office claims no such meetings were requested; he meets with lower-level Jewish community officials before start of OECD economic conference

UAE astronaut Sultan AlNeyadi, who has been space for over three month now, is in the best of health and there are no physical concerns so far, his flight ..

The American singer, considered one of the biggest pop stars in the world, will be coming to Israel for a single performance during the Sukkot holiday on October 4th at Hayarkon Park in Tel Aviv. Ticket prices for the show start at 385 shekels.

Arab families who lost their loved one to crime say they're frustrated and angry at the police for not treating the issue or making progress in solving numerous cases; State Comptroller report criticizes government inaction on issue - 'If someone attacks a Jewish man’s dog, the police arrest him within hours, but when he kills an Arab, they do nothing'

Committee wants to establish a uniform and clear standard: "to balance the national needs and the commitment to the development and growth of the young players when they reach adult age"

The highly anticipated film by director Guy Nattiv, which tells the story of the former prime minister during the Yom Kippur War, will be screened at the Sultan's Pool on the festive opening night; the big winner of the Cannes Film Festival, "Anatomy of a Fall," will be the closing film

The mini model of the Korean manufacturer has undergone another stretch presenting a different look with newly designed lighting units and bumpers

Victim, who has been residing in the city for several years, reportedly was talking to suspect outside Hollywood Hills home when they suddenly pulled out a gun and shot them several times

Real estate deal pushes city's Armenian community to protest in fear move will see them lose their homes near the historic Armenian Quarter

Opinion: While Israel continues to track and work against Iran's nuclear program, its foothold in the region and among world powers continues to grow with no end in sight, requiring officials to tackle the threat in a different manner