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Zanzibar, Seychelles, and Tokyo: This is the new alternative for Israelis
Ethiopian Airlines strengthens its route to Israel and provides access to over 150 destinations via its hub in Addis Ababa.
Major cities cancel NYE events over security concerns - what are they?
Sauna fire in Japan kills married couple, Tokyo police probing
Magnitude 6.7 earthquake hits Japan's northeast region, tsunami advisory issued
Israeli athlete Knyazyeva-Minenko places 6th in women's triple jump final
The 31-year-old Knyazyeva-Minenko scored a personal best for 2021, putting up a distance of 14.60 meters in her third time reaching the Olympic final.
Who is Artem Dolgopyat, Israel's Olympic gold medalist?
In 2009, Dolgopyat’s family moved to Israel from the Ukraine and settled in Tel Aviv, where he quickly became a standout at the Maccabi sports club.
Tibi, Bar Am place 4th, 11th in sailing races 7, 8; 8th place overall
The two now hold 55 points, only 10 points behind the fourth place Switzerland, but far behind the three leaders from Poland, Britain and France.
Simone Biles withdraws from floor exercise final
Biles withdrew from the final of the floor exercise and will decide later on this week about the one remaining event she is scheduled to participate in.
Olympics: What happened during the second week?
Israeli athletes got off to a wonderful start in the realm of athletics over the weekend to kick off the second week of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.
Israel’s Shanny stuns in archery competition
Twenty-two-year-old Sabra upsets medal favorite to advance in archery and upcoming game between Blue-and-white baseball and S. Korea.
14 Days: UAE Embassy
Israeli news highlights from the past two weeks.
Is Tokyo Olympics gold-medal swimmer Lydia Jacoby Jewish?
Jacoby’s underdog status, as the first-ever Olympic swimmer from Alaska, which has just one Olympic-sized pool, meant that Jewish viewers may have wondered for the first time: Is Lydia Jacoby Jewish?
Tokyo 2020: Iranian refugee thanks Israel after winning silver
"Thank you to Israel for all the good energy – this medal is dedicated to you as well and I hope Israelis is happy with this victory, todah," he said.
The world’s most prolific Olympic pin trader is a 76-year-old Jewish philanthropist
Sid Marantz estimates that he’s spent more than $10,000 amassing a collection of more than 12,000 pins.