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Shaked said, “In my view, Facebook and other social networks can do much more in the war against incitement.”

The officer received first aid and was evacuated for further treatment in a hospital.

Itzhak Perlman received the $1 million Genesis Prize for his outstanding achievement as a classical musician and for his dedication to improving the lives of people with disabilities.

Honenu says police used threats against the minors who were being interrogated, and refused to inform their parents.

At its peak, the Crazy Eddie chain had 43 stores and reported more than $350 million in sales annually.

The minor, 16, claimed the non-Jewish policeman punched him in the stomach and another policeman threatened himץ

The synagogue, named Koresh - Mishkan Shalom l'yotzei Iran (Cyrus - abode of peace for Iranian newcomers), is named after the Persian king who allowed Babylonian Jews to return to Israel after the first Exile.

The patient, Gad Pireni, 80, from Kibbutz Nir David, has suffered for years from ulcers and sores in his jaw.

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Israel's consumer confidence is among the lowest in OECD countries, but in most of these countries, other than in Sweden, Denmark and Finland, consumer confidence has been negative.

Hillary Clinton's personal physician says the Democratic candidate is suffering from pneumonia -- and that's why she collapsed at the New York 9/11 event.

Israeli paralympic athlete Moran Samuel has won the admiration of the country's prime minister for her stellar performance as well.

The railroad system in the Tel Aviv area is getting a major overhaul -- and commuters must bite the bullet for the next eight days.

Danon complained that most of the speakers at the event are known for their anti-Israel views.

A high-level government task force is aiming to bring more new immigrants into the high-tech work force, while training veteran Israelis to enter the field as well.

PM Netanyahu extends holiday greetings to the Muslim and Druze citizens of Israel on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, the Feast of the Sacrifice.

An American attorney warns that illegals are using a loophole in the justice system to seize an opportunity for legal status.

For more than two years, the Living Memorial has served as a site for regular talks, lectures, discussions groups, musical performances and commemorations.

PM Netanyahu says 15 years after "9/11" attack on America, terror affects the entire world and must be fought the same way -- by all nations, together.

Stoning attacks by Arab terrorists have continued to target Israeli motorists traveling the roads of Judea, Samaria and other regions.

Clinton "stumbled off the curb," her "knees buckled" and she lost a shoe, as she was being helped away from the ceremony.

The same court extended the remand of the Mayor' son Tzafrir Feirberg.

Elyakim Rubinstein, the Vice President of the Supreme Court, said he was persuaded that there are possible situations in which saving lives requires having the amendment on the books.

US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro said that Israeli society stands out as a model in successfully passing on the memory of significant events and tragedies to future generations.

A petition to "Stop Quebec Bill 59" says the bill "criminalizes criticism of Islam and anything considered an Islamic practice (Honor killings, honor rape, female genital mutilation, female oppression, and beating of wives and children)."

Friedman recalled, "On the way home, another sailor kissed me, just one on the cheek and went on his way. The sailors were especially happy."

The hackers have been themselves hacked "massively," revealing the identities of thousands of paying customers and the websites they wanted to target.

The suspect, 18, was detained for further interrogation.

The police spokesperson took the opportunity to bless "our Druze, Muslim and Circassian brethren" on the occasion of the festival of Eid al-Adha.

For one New Yorker, dealing with his 9/11 loss has manifested itself by helping others.