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The ice cream giant has sued its parent company in July to try to stop the sale of its business in Israel to the local licensee. The battle has tested how far Unilever is willing to go to give its brands the freedom to have social missions.
Opposition-linked media outlet Iran International attributes the denial of service attack on Fars News to an Israeli hacker group called "Army of Thieves."
Israeli-founded GoStork matches individuals and couples struggling to conceive with the best providers of fertility treatments for them.
IAEA chief warned last week that the situation at Zaporizhzhia, Europe's largest nuclear power plant, is getting more perilous every day. Kyiv, Moscow trade blame for hits on the sensitive site.
Residents of Romana, near Jenin, set tires on fire and throw rocks at security forces as homes of terrorists who set out on Independence Day killing spree razed.
