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The magic of Itamou stems from the relationship between two childhood best friends

ISRAEL: Israeli military carries out strikes in Yemen in response to missiles fired at Israel ■ GAZA: IDF says sirens activated across central Israel after missile launched from Yemen ■ WEST BANK: IDF: Senior officer wounded in explosion during counterterror operation in West Bank, prompting Air Force to fire on terrorist cell that planted explosive devices in Jordan Valley area where troops were operating

The photograph, taken by young photographer Chen G. Schimmel, captures an unidentified Zaka volunteer – later revealed to be the photographer's father – collecting samples to identify victims of the Hamas massacre. Other winners of the annual event included Haaretz's Moti Milrod, Olivier Fitoussi and Yehoshua Yosef

A new law would enable the Education Ministry to block graduates from receiving teaching licenses and employment certificates. 'Courses at these institutions include antisemitic content … and serious incitement,' says an explanatory note

Two womens' homes were struck, and the IDF admits they were not the intended targets. 'We couldn't get her out of the camp for about two hours because of the lockdown,' says family member. 'They didn't allow the ambulance to enter'

The destruction sown by crime in Arab communities runs deep, with far-reaching ramifications as nearly everyone has been exposed to it, and is unraveling the social fabric of Arab society

Sources in the Israeli army say the military will have to stay in Lebanon until the Lebanese army can fulfil its commitments under the terms of the cease-fire deal – which include attaining full control of southern Lebanon

This is not the first incident in which protesters in the area have been fired on by the Israeli army. One man was shot in the leg last week during a protest, as locals fear Israelis plan to stay

The earliest shipwreck, the Germanic barbarian's little helper, the true identity of western Europeans and so much more

With the Gaza war still raging, and Israel and Hezbollah's exchange of rockets a recent memory, Christians across the country are trying to maintain a semblance of normalcy during the holiday, while hoping for a time of true celebration

Officially, Shlomi Heisler is stepping down due to a health problem that kept him away from his job for several weeks, but beyond that he was unhappy with the conduct of Smotrich and his aides

Eight nights, eight categories, never-ending discussion. From the Dubai chocolate-inspired to a chopped liver version and the instant classic carrot cake sufganiya: these are the doughnuts driving Israel's annual deep fried discourse

Those in Jerusalem prematurely celebrating Trump's slew of political appointees should take note: other more under-the-radar nominees could well have an adverse impact on the U.S.-Israel policy they wish to see

Local residents share stories of faith and resilience as the city’s economic and social struggles grow amid the ongoing war.

Despite alleged progress, obstacles in reaching a deal persist with unusual public statements by Prime Minister Netanyahu and the absence of a complete list of living and deceased hostages, as families of hostages remain in the dark