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Israel Police says it will investigate the looting after the fatal highway accident involving four trucks

Much of our Jewish life has been funded or subsidized by families, U.S. megadonors and even the Israeli government. And that's why we need to cover the bill ourselves

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An injury-time goal from Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Gabi Kanichowsky was enough to give the Blues and Whites a vital victory

Tuesday’s Supreme Court hearing on a key judicial overhaul bill elicited acute fears about the future: The religious/conservative bloc is trying to tear away at Israel’s liberal characteristics and rid the court of its liberal justices, who are the one and only thing stopping Israel from becoming an ethnocracy

U.S. and South Korean officials have expressed concern that Kim would discuss providing weapons and ammunition to Russia, which has expended vast stocks in more than 18 months of war in Ukraine. Moscow and Pyongyang have denied such intentions

The police have determined that a ticket must be issued to Ben-Gvir after he was recorded driving without a seatbelt during a routine trip. According to Haaretz, Ben-Gvir has accumulated 78 traffic offense convictions and has had his driving license revoked on multiple occasions