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The Israel parliament is set to elect the country's next president on June 2. Candidate Miriam Peretz explains why the fact she is not a politician could prove a unique advantage for the state.

Ruling party's legal advisers claim that Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid cannot use his mandate to name someone other than himself as PM. Speculation rise on whether Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin will use his power to postpone the vote on a new government to further delay the attempts to unseat Netanyahu.

From CNN to Al Jazeera, the effort to topple Israel's longest-serving prime minister has fascinated news outlets.

Launch of campaign to vaccinate teens pending Health Ministry decision on safety of Pfizer vaccine in children. Israel has recorded 70 cases of heart inflammation among vaccinated teens thus far.

Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long reports that new variant is a strain of highly contagious UK, Indian variants.

Yamina said to agree to PM's offer in theory while Sa'ar rejects offer. Move comes as Yamina had been poised to announce it would form government with Yair Lapid.

Upon inhalation, EXO-CD24 works to calm the severe and sometimes life-threatening immune response seen in severe coronavirus patients known as a cytokine storm.

The army's "Alon" epidemiological investigations task force will be shut down in early August, assuming the current morbidity rate remains steady, but a reservist unit will be established to provide an emergency response.

Those who fought to establish the State of Israel not only relied on historical justice, but also on the San Remo Resolution, which affirmed in international law the Jewish right to self-determination in our homeland.

More than 4,000 years ago, God promised Abraham he would inherit the Land of Israel and 101 years ago, the San Remo conference helped fulfill this promise.