Allan Tannenbaum, in a class of his own, captured some of history's most memorable moments
In an interview with Israel Hayom, the world-renowned photographer looks back at his most iconic photos, spanning many decades.
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Iran won't be welcomed back into the fold so fast
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Jordan summons Israeli envoy in row over controversial map
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Man seriously wounded after shooting attack in Hawara, terrorist neutralized
David Stern, a US citizen who served in the Marines, managed to shoot back at the attacker and injured him.
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Even though President Joe Biden holds the PM in high regard, having known him for forty years, the White House ...
International court issues war crimes warrant for Putin
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