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Mossad’s daring pager plot dealt a devastating blow to Hezbollah, leaving its forces shattered and sending shockwaves across the region. Israel’s intelligence agency turned deception into a weapon

Whether Julani sees himself as a more moderate version of Assad or as the political head of a democratically elected, representative government is the question.

I can say with certainty that teaching in the bomb shelter is something I never had the opportunity to experience back in Houston.

The researchers developed nanoparticles, which dissolve into water and carbon dioxide within a month, to encapsulate two different cancer- fighting drugs.

An IRGC officer has been charged in a US citizen's 2022 murder in Baghdad and faces a life sentence for an alleged terror plot.

Giving during wartime is much more than an act of generosity; it constitutes an important psychological and social mechanism for dealing with crisis.

This is a time to celebrate, not tear down, the leadership that has brought Israel to this moment of triumph.

Given the risks of non-intervention, Trump will sooner than later recognize that the US cannot simply divorce itself from an unstable region where the US has a huge vested interest in its stability.

Eyal, Shirel’s brother, claimed she was beaten a few months before she took her own life at the Lev Hasharon Psychiatric Hospital.

The brother of Shirel Golan, a survivor of the Nova Music Festival who took her own life, says his sister was abused at a psychiatric hospital, KAN reported on Sunday. 

The Education Ministry has announced significant achievements among Ethiopian-Israeli students thanks to the ‘New Path’ program.

Last week, a judge in Miami rejected a $115 million bail package proposal that would have allowed all three men to be released pending trial in New York City.

In these challenging times, the Tzama Music Festival continues to strengthen connections and elevate spirits through the power of Jewish music.

The 27th edition takes place down South December 24-28 and features several spanking new works.

As a grandmother herself, the author, Diane Schulder Abrams, speaks for a generation of contemporary female elders who led extraordinary careers while keeping their Jewish values front and center.