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So how do we know that the bench didn't eat the zebra? And why can our unconscious do simple sums, when we can't even understand the problems?

New Family Organization makes available a 'biological will' - a legal document that allows a man's sperm or a woman's eggs to be used after their death.

It’s still too early to sum up Israel's operation in Gaza, but one can say with certainty that while Hamas may have suffered military blows, it has emerged as the party that Israel is negotiating with; Abbas and his Fatah faction have become irrelevant.

The study is based on a questionnaire given to 7th and 8th graders in 2007-8, who'd been through thousands of rocket attacks from Gaza.

While the pop queen has taken more risks than an Israeli fighter pilot, Livni has failed to live up to her hype.

Hamas, Islamic Jihad meet Egypt officials in Cairo to discuss Israel's cease-fire proposal; Israeli security cabinet decides to exhaust diplomatic process with Egypt, international community before launching ground operation.

Not only has the water level been rising, but its quality has also been improving. The salinity of the lake has dropped by about 6 percent compared with last year, the water authority said.

Security guard opens fire at attacker during stabbing incident at the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv; attacker apprehended by police.

The prime minister read the document quickly and rejected it out of hand, saying it does not guarantee other militant organizations in Gaza, apart from Hamas, will stop firing rockets at Israel.

A summer drought took a toll on sales, but CEO Erez Vigodman vows better results in fourth quarter with two new products.