Discovery of Judean-style lamp molds in remote Galilee village suggests a Judean lampmaker fled the Romans and started a new life, bringing his signature style with him

Like many other Jews, George Soros is an advocate of liberal values; unlike them, he has no special place for Israel in his heart

'In five years, we’ll begin to see Palestinian startups popping up too,' says Mellanox CEO Eyal Waldman, the Israeli who co-hosted Tel Aviv event

Nina Pirshet, who ran the site and received millions of shekels from pimps and sex workers, also tried to persuade women to become prostitutes

'For those who are still with us, we have obtained a small measure of justice, even after all this time,' Holocaust restitution group negotiator says

A severe electricity shortage in Gaza leaves residents with as little as four hours of power a day in the sweltering summer heat. Who gets electricity and when?

Both the government plan and alternative Histadrut plan are scaled-down version of old proposal aimed at creating two-day weekend all year round

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