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As tensions with Tehran escalate over nuclear program, U.S. military posts pictures of a powerful bomb designed to penetrate deep into the earth and destroy underground facilities that could be used to enrich uranium

Investigators believe driver may have intentionally struck security barrier at Lafayette Square after Nazi swastika flag apparently found inside truck

To inhibit bacterial growth, meat should be defrosted in the refrigerator, where bacteria grow slowly, or in a microwave, and cooked immediately after because under optimal conditions, bacteria can multiply rapidly and divide every 20–30 minutes

Sifting through piles of discarded old documents, an Israeli collector uncovers a raw, unfiltered glimpse of what life truly looked like during the days of pre-state Israel

Ukrainian city's synagogue, which amid relentless bombings has transformed into the central source of aid for locals, has made it its mission to help every person in need, Jewish and non-Jewish alike

With holiday of Shavuot right around the corner, KKL - JNF historical photos showing vibrant costumes, parades and dancing in the streets

Analysis: Terror group’s military drills on Israel’s borders aren't just showboating, and while the organization is not preparing for a full-scale war, its special units are ready to storm Israeli border communities and take hostages

Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi says Iran 'advanced in uranium enrichment like never before' but army has the capabilities to act if necessary, cites Hezbollah military buildup in Lebanon as one of Israel's major challenges

Turkish intelligence arrest 11 members of what it says is a Mossad-linked spy network operating within Turkey, who trained in Israel and has two operatives still at large; The network's focus was espionage against individuals with connections to Iran

Climate summit will mark PM’s first official visit to Gulf kingdom and bring together national and industry leaders to address global challenges wrought about by climate change