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Margalit says he will return to his prior occupation as an entrepreneur, and will head the foundation he launched with his wife 15 years ago.

“Someone jumped behind me with a clown costume and yelled at me. . . I had a pistol, and it’s lucky I didn’t shoot him by mistake."

The swastikas were spray-painted on to the sign during the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur.

It’s ‘family first’ this Sukkot – with the Fried family performing at the United Hatzalah Chol HaMoed in Jerusalem

“We are adding industrial zones and the required expansion to enable accelerated development of this place."

"The people of Israel stand with the people of America this time and anytime, but especially in this time.”

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu accused a private kashrut organization of ignoring the sale of meat slaughtered in an Arab village to Jerusalem restaurants under their supervision.

The deal, estimated at $2.5 billion, has caused concern among Turkey’s NATO allies, who argued that the Russian system is incompatible with NATO's.

'For too long, Hamas has exploited the people of Gaza as hostages and shields, bullying them into submission.'

Both the Hamas in Gaza and the PLO in Judea and Samaria have not held parliamentary elections in more than a decade, and it remains to be seen who would win such an election – should the PA government call one.

Recently retired Justice Elyakim Rubinstein, also an Orthodox Jew, told Army Radio he saw no problem in his former colleague's attending the ceremony as a private person.

For the first time, Israel is willing to reach understandings with the United States over its fingerprint database, an agreement it rejected in the past.

Interim Equifax CEO Barros says the nightmare is not yet over: “The company’s investigation ... is expected to be completed in the coming weeks."

The number of Bedouins volunteering for IDF service currently stands at around 450 per year.

Palij pleaded in court that he was forced to serve as a guard at the slave labor camp during World War II.

The UN labeled the incident the “largest seizure of ammunition in the history of sanctions against the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.”

This year, volunteers will erect and dismantle some 250 Sukkot around the country.

Prime Minister Netanyahu saluted the Mossad operatives for their “bravery, professionalism, planning and execution.”

“There is no such thing as a moderate Hamas," he said. "They are not abandoning the notion of violence against Israel."

Watch video recording the start of the attack. Police found the shooter dead when they reached his room.

On Saturday evening, Haniyeh released a statement saying, "The reconciliation is a will and a decision, to prevent Israel from swallowing up the West Bank and continuing its siege of the Gaza Strip.”

'If we do not act to leapfrog [non-hi-tech] industries forward – the gap between the hi-tech industry and traditional economy will only increase.'

The OU is planning an ad campaign condemning the mayor's failure to meet the nutritional needs of city children.

One year after winning a bronze medal in the Rio Olympics, the Israeli judoka says, 'The fire inside me has gone out.'

Police say the smugglers were paid handsomely: from a few thousand shekels for a miniature cellphone, to the equivalent of $2,255 for a normal-size cellphone, and $4,230 for a smuggled smartphone.

If anyone asks, this is why Israel closes off the Gaza Strip and the Palestinian Authority for the duration of Jewish holidays: to commemorate the Park Hotel massacre.

The “Prohibition of the Covering of the Face Act,” a.k.a. the anti-burqa law, came into effect in Austria on Sunday, banning women from covering...

"With this day of hope and suffering, the citizens of Catalonia have won the right to an independent state in the form a republic."

The NYS Comptroller focusing on accounts belonging to Germany's Marxist Leninist party in a probe aimed at the PFLP terrorist group.

Seven people were injured in the riot that followed, including one Gothenberg city police officer.