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Israel no longer has chief rabbis after ministry fails to hold timely elections
The Religious Services Ministry failed to hold elections in time to reinstate the tenure of chief rabbis.
Al Jazeera’s Jerusalem bureau chief on shutting site in Israel: 'There are no security reasons'
Beersheba couple attempts smuggling 173 iPhones into Israel, arrested
Israeli bodybuilder Dana Shemesh back and as good as ever
Israel's Green Leaf party offers weed for campaign donations
With the promise of weed in the future, a new stash of campaign funds could help the party blaze its way into the Knesset, though they’re still a longshot at best.
NFL legends star in Israeli company Wix.com’s first Super Bowl spot
Yes they can
Nechama Rivlin hosts annual ILAN event at President’s Residence.
Are these pretzels making me thirsty?
Pubs can cut the pretzels – salty snacks don’t cause thirst and increase consumption of drinks
Source: Azaria in ‘positive ongoing negotiations’ to finalize joining nascent Kulanu party
As talks continue, Jerusalem deputy mayor and noted women’s rights activist expected to make formal announcement in coming days, says political insider.
On eve of 2015, Israel's population hits 8.3 million
Three-fourths of the population, some 6.218 million people, were Jewish. The next largest group, 1.719 million Arabs, accounted for 20.7% of the population.
Israeli lawmaker calls driver's test question sexist, demands reform
"D.) this is true only for women."
Theater review: Fatal Attraction
Let’s step back from an almost instinctive need to wash out our souls with soap after watching the stage version of Fatal Attraction.
Tech Talk: Technology and health
Numerous medical devices have been invented to improve patient care, which medical personnel use to treat the masses.
MKs call for digital voting in next election
Knesset panel approves NIS 241.75m Central Election Committee budget.