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Lego has revolutionized its products to ensure it continues its tradition of training young techno punks.

God’s might was not only evidenced by Hurricane Sandy, but by the human beings who helped each other following the crisis.

The old platitudes of the U.S. and Israel's 'unshakeable' relationship don't resonate with the America which re-elected Obama. Now Israel has to show why it's a strategic asset for Obama's powerful 2012 coalition of support.

It seems Netanyahu would rather avoid a significant operation in the Strip, which is why the logical course of action for him would be to increase aerial strikes.

The stunning work of choreographer Itzik Galili reminds us of the company's glorious past and has us once again optimistic for the future.

Eleven people, some of whom kinfolk, were indicted Monday of bilking the state of NIS 48 million.

Officials are considering whether to cancel debt that the state-owned troubled electric company owes the government.

Israeli television has gone from flat-footed sitcoms to explosively popular formats that are sold and packaged for hungry audiences abroad. The secret to its success? A fickle, impatient audience, which pushes format-makers to new creative heights.

At the tail end of a long and illustrious Zionist line, a young boy comes of age in front of a community seeking to maintain tradition, with a difference.

In the absence of any alternative leadership in Gaza, Israel would be better off recognizing that the deterrence formula has limits and adopting the mechanism of informal agreements instead.