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Newborn was found still attached to the Israeli mother's burned body by the umbilical cord. After an intensive investigation, the infant's father has been arrested as the primary suspect.
A child wearing a kippah was attacked on the street and wine was thrown in a girl's face in a series of ugly antisemitic incidents last week on the streets of the Belgian city of Antwerp.
Spanish broadcasters are crying foul over Israel's surprising success at Eurovision 2025, formally requesting that the competition's organizers examine its voting methodology after Yuval Raphael secured a second-place finish despite receiving lukewarm support from judges.
Tamar Kutz, who was among the founders of Kibbutz Kfar Aza and whose son Aviv, his wife Livnat, and their children Rotem, Yonatan, and Yiftach were brutally murdered in the October 7 massacre at the kibbutz, passed away this week in her seventies.
The event typically runs for four days, during which approximately 25 shows from various Israeli designers are usually presented.
