This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A trailblazing wedding dress designer, and a couple who got together with the help of Rabbi Nachman

While Putin places an ultimatum on European buyers of Russian gas to start paying in roubles, Ukrainian helicopters shell a city in the first Ukrainian strike on Russian soil ■ Over 44 million people uprooted since start of war

President Isaac Hezog thanked Erdogan and the two agreed that on the eve of Ramadan, Passover, and Easter, peace and calm must be maintained in the entire region

Following the terror attack in Hadera, Mohammed Abad, a resident of the West Bank village of Jalud, refused to go to sleep, fearing settlers' revenge. He went up to his roof when he heard noises, to find his yard in flames

Roman Zadorov is just one of many defendants worldwide who was convicted on the basis of a confession he later recanted. False confessions take place for many different reasons, and don't necessarily require violence

Two years after going missing during an organized trip to Paris, an Israeli woman resurfaces again. But the mystery is far from solved

Facebook’s metaverse revolution is naturally arousing suspicions. But in an era in which outside spaces are on the decline, it’s a necessary revolution