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An ambitious plan for a private space station, the Chinese spacecraft raises important questions, a new program for space debris removal, tourism to the edge of space, and the mystery of water on Mars

Police minister visits sensitive site after refraining from doing so on Jerusalem Day as he had done in previous years; 'All of Hamas’ threats won’t help, we are the landlords in Jerusalem and the entire land of Israel,' he says; Jordan condemns move as 'provocative'

The boy, 10, 'makes noises and disturbs the other worshippers,' the rabbi says; father counters that the rabbi 'humiliates the child and incites against him'

Live tick had been living inside woman's skin for 2 weeks, causing redness and itching; insect can spread Mediterranean spotted fever, a potentially deadly infectious disease that dozens of Israelis have contracted in recent years

Taiwan and its people are so similar to us - a small and isolated island under acute security threat, a beacon of liberal democracy and an economic powerhouse; In recent years, a system of informal relations has been developing between the countries and the Taiwanese are more than happy to cooperate with the Israeli economy; "Freedom and democracy are important to both nations," say government representatives in Taipei

The British Labour Party used to be a hub of antisemitism, and while this is improving, at UK schools things are getting worse; '10 or 15 years ago antisemitism for students would have been limited to in-person interactions. Now they can just stumble across it on their phones without their parents even realizing'

Two Saudi astronauts will become the first from their country to visit the International Space Station; sending a woman to space is a way for Saudi Arabia to revamp its ultraconservative image

In response to the recent passport marathon woes, interior and absorption ministers decide new immigrants can now receive ID cards upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport, bypassing Interior Ministry hurdles and ensuring a smoother absorption process

A Sherut Leumi (national service) volunteer, Emily Weintraub admits that adjusting to a new country and culture can be difficult, but she found solace in her tzevet (team) at Shaare Zedek; 'They give me the hug that I need,' she tells Ynet

After Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the Temple Mount, the government gathered for a meeting in the Western Wall tunnels. Netanyahu called on the coalition to overcome the crisis surrounding passing the state budget and also attacked the opposition