New Shanghai ranking has 3 Israeli universities in top 100
All three institutions improved their standings compared to 2021, attesting to Israel's rising status as an academic powerhouse.
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Head of far-right Otzma Yehudit party announces solo run
MK Itamar Ben-Gvir announces that he tried "every way" of running on a joint ticket with MK Bezalel Smotrich. Smotrich: You're making a serious mistake.
Confidential police report reveals Arab drivers responsible for 52% of fatal accidents
According to data, the majority of accidents involve young drivers, between the ages of 17-23.
'We did everything possible to rescue Ron Arad'
Protocol from Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting four days after Ron Arad and Yishai Aviram were shot down shed light on defense establishment's assessment of the situation.
3 killed when bus plows into Jerusalem storefront
Accident investigators probing what led driver of Egged bus to lose control, hitting pedestrians on Shamgar St. in the capital and killing Shoshana Glustein, 40, and her two young daughters.
'Anyone who talks about the post-Netanyahu era probably wants it to arrive'
Former justice and public security minister Amir Ohana, who rocketed to the fifth slot on the Likud list in this week's party primaries, talks to Israel Hayom about the significance of the changes to the list.
Chief rabbis criticized for 'neglecting conversion processes'
As Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef and Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David Lau enter their 10th – and last – year in office, Jewish advocacy group analyzes how they performed their duties throughout the years.
Some 700 Jewish teens graduate Diller Fellowship program
Some 350 international and 350 Israeli Fellows gather for a three-week period of cultural exchange, exploration of Jewish peoplehood and shared community-service projects.
Jewish groups fume at construction of illegal Palestinian water park
"The Palestinians are enjoying themselves at our expense," says once official after Palestinians build the major attraction site without a permit, located just several hundred meters from critical roads.
Passing the buck? Israel zigzags on Amnesty tax exemptions
Entities keep shifting blame as to who is responsible for stripping Amnesty International, an organization that calls Israel an apartheid state and that a recent Finance Ministry report calls an enemy of the state like Iran and Hezbollah, of its tax exemption status.