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(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) President Reuven Rivlin this week paid tribute to the best of Israel’s national and civil volunteers, including some from Magen David Adom. Among those cited for
A federal judge demanded more answers on Monday about Rudolph Giuliani’s efforts to get U.S. charges dropped against a wealthy Turkish businessman, zeroing in on the former New York City
Speaking with Ynet on Monday, 19 Iyar, Justice Minister (Bayit Yehudi) Ayelet Shaked explained the during the upcoming visit to Jerusalem by US President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu
North Korea’s launch of a longer-range missile shows advances in its technological capabilities and offers the sternest test yet of President Donald Trump’s strategy to work with China to combat
While the right-wing parliamentarians are calling on the United States of move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Coalition Chairman (Likud) David Bitan asks to evaluate if the move
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