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Grassroots partnership aims to boost Israeli-Palestinian business ties

The two-day Israeli-Palestinian International Economic Forum aims to map potential West Bank partners in the fields of technology and industry, environment,tourism and infrastructure.

Hungarian FM to Post: Budapest has no problem with George Soros’ religion

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said that the issue the Hungarian government has is with the views held by George Soros.

How Millennials view Israel, haven't heard of BDS, study finds

Vibe Israel presented the study to President Reuven Rivlin on Wednesday.

The viral star running for Knesset who doesn’t give a f**k

Grafman came to the Knesset on Wednesday, when parties began submitting their final lists and requests for the letters to represent them on their voting slips.

'Eastenders' bids goodbye to beloved Jewish character

'Dr. Legg' honored by UK soap opera for his lifelong battle against antisemitism and bigotry.

Yair Netanyahu, Rabin grandson lash out on Twitter over family history

Yair Netanyahu lashed out at Jonathan Benartzi saying that “you’re grandfather [Rabin] is the one who ran way and [mentally] collapsed in every battle.”

Rivlin mellows on definition of a Zionist

Rivlin said on Wednesday that his visit was by way of showing appreciation to the people and government of Canada for the bipartisan stand that Canada has taken in the fight against antisemitism.

Will Israel follow US Air Force and buy new advanced F-15 fighter jets?

Israel’s Air Force is set to decide in coming months on purchasing F-15IA fighter.

Kahane lives? Why Netanyahu may have pushed Otzma into the Knesset

Thanks to Netanyahu, Otzma Yehudit, whose name means “Jewish Power,” has a real shot.

Avi Gabbay presents his number two: Ex-IDF General Tal Russo

Former IDF General Russo said “today I don a new set of uniforms, to serve the nation with.”

World Council of Churches exposed as biased, anti-Israeli group - report

The World Council of Churches spent years gathering information on IDF operations, with activists masquerading as tourists.

'Fauda' begins season 3 production

Show expected to return to Israeli airwaves this year.

Mother wins case to vaccinate her daughter, despite father's opposition

A divorced mother was empowered by the court to vaccinate her 12-year-old daughter despite the objections of the minor's father in a verdict given by judge Yehoram Shaked on Wednesday.

Jerusalem to build apartments for young couples

There will be some commercial units included in the project as well.

Netanyahu postpones trip to Moscow, new date to be set soon

No reason for the postponement was given, but an announcement from the Prime Minister's Office said that it was agreed upon by both sides.

Google set to acquire Israeli cloud start-up Alooma

While the value of the acquisition has not been made public yet, industry sources have reported that Google will pay $150 million for the company.

Women in Israel earn 59% of men’s salaries - diversity index

Ethiopian and Arab women earn less than 50% of the average wage.

Zusman-JDC Prize recognizes team effort in bringing about social change

The prize granted $75,000 to three teams responsible for helping communities within Israel advance in society.

Israelis, Romanian strengthen ties on interfaith diplomacy mission

The main topic of discussion during these talks was the relocation of the Romanian Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.

What is the most densely populated city in Israel?

Bnei Brak is the most densely populated city in Israel.

Israeli scientist's award winning video embodies both dancing and learning

"Physical experience is a unique resource that enables learning of complex concepts in physics," Dr. Roni Zohar explained in the video.

Thousands sing and cry in march for Ori Ansbacher

The organizers of the march called the event “A City Wrapped in Light,” in reference to her first name, which means light.

First Forbes Under 30 Global Women’s Summit to take place in Israel

Already scheduled to address the summit are Outdoor Voices founder Ty Haney, Tropic Skincare founder Susan Ma, and Frank founder Charlie Javice.

U.S. settles with Teva over keeping generic drugs off market

The agency has said that the deals cost consumers billions annually in higher drug costs.

Dream Theater returns to Israel

Longtime keyboardist Jordan Rudess has a special connection with Israel – he stayed in Tel Aviv and performed in 2005 and 2011 with Aviv Gefen and Porcupine Tree’s Steven Wilson.