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Rhinoceros painted in Chauvet Cave

Israeli Archaeologists Crack Mystery of Cave Paintings Done in the Dark

Ruth Schuster | 06.04.2021

Otto Wächter, the Nazi governor of Galicia, and his family, 1948.

A ‘Nazi Love Story’ About a Mass Murderer Who Got Away

JTA, Andrew Silow-Carroll | 05.04.2021

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Processed food Pac-Man GIF

Why You Should Never Eat Potato Chips With Diet Coke, According to Brain Science

Tzach Yoked | 01.04.2021

Israeli Air Force's new Oron spy plane

Israeli Air Force Gets New Spy Plane, Considered the Most Advanced of Its Kind

Yaniv Kubovich | 05.04.2021

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin in Jerusalem, last month.

Israel Election Results: President Rivlin Tasks Netanyahu With Trying to Form Government

Jonathan Lis | 06.04.2021

Some of the gold coins and precious objects found in Israel

Discovery of Treasures Across Israel Heralds Rise of Islamic-era Archaeology

Moshe Gilad | 02.04.2021

Rivlin consulting with party leaders following Israel's fourth election in two years, today.

Israel Election Results: President to Announce Who Will Form Government Tuesday

Jonathan Lis | 05.04.2021

Alleged footage of a suspected Israeli attack on Iranian ship Saviz in the Red Sea.

Iranian Spy Ship Targeted by Limpet Mine in Red Sea, Iranian News Agency Confirms

Amos Harel | 06.04.2021

Megafauna we liked to paint, and eat: Mammoths, rhinoceroses and more in Chauvet Cave, painted around 37,000 - 30,000 years ago

Our Oldest Secret: We Have Been Super-predators for 2 Million Years

Ariel David | 05.04.2021

The coastal city of Porto, northern Portugal.

Exodus? The Jewish Community in This European City Is Thriving

Harry D. Wall | 04.04.2021

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