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Five people affiliated with a Nazi prison gang, including one who legally changed his name to Filthy Fuhrer, have been...
According to Jewish Agency figures, 38,000 people have immigrated to Israel since Israel's 73rd Independence Day. Marking this year's celebrations, Nefesh B'Nefesh welcomes its 74,000th oleh to Israel.
Candle, believed to date back to the Hellenistic Period was discovered during conservation work at Mount Gerizim. The candle was found next to a stone bath used by the Samaritans for religious purification.
In a special Independence Day interview, President Isaac Herzog says Riyadh's future accession into the Abraham Accords depends greatly on its relations with Washington.
The country's main ceremony in Jerusalem, which usually boasts a grandiose fireworks finale, will instead hold a silent pyrotechnic show. Tel Aviv also scraps its fireworks display.
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