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Two men from the former Soviet Union find themselves and each other in Israel.

A divinely-inspired dance party can break out in the street at any time; just keep an eye out for a van full of ultra-Orthodox men.

Israeli Foreign Ministry official says deal between Swedish communications company Ericsson and Teheran is real reason behind opposition to further sanctions.

The rebels, led by Polish-Jewish prisoner Leon Feldhendler and Soviet-Jewish POW Alexander Perchesky, killed about 12 Germans and local guards, and some 300 escaped from the camp.

IDF Spokesperson's Unit says the targeted militants were preparing to fire rockets into southern Israel; attack comes hours after Israel killed two militants linked to Global Jihad.

The casino mogul won't be rescuing the giant Las Vegas project envisioned by the Israeli tycoons; Texas-based Noble Energy sees a 25% chance of finding oil at Leviathan.

20 percent of respondents defined themselves as religious and 46 percent as nonreligious, while the rest defined themselves as traditional.

An Israeli Foreign Ministry statement noted that 'the European Union crystallizes the way of reason and compromise through which nations can overcome hostility'

The Ministerial Committee for Legislation will be requested to approve eight pieces of legislation on Sunday.