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Israel offers to send ‘all possible assistance’ to Colombia as earthquake leaves 130 dead

The move is a sign of strengthening ties between the two nations, with Bogotá promising to recognise Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights

Beauty giant Sephora to open branches in Israel

The cosmetics retailer is beloved by beauty enthusiasts around the world

Ashkelon couple arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran

Theodor Herzl's grandparents reburied in Jerusalem

Holocaust survivor, 97, takes part in fundraising cycle ride from Auschwitz to Krakow

Veteran Ride Of The Living participant Bernard Offen was one of only three members of extended family in Krakow to live through the war

Meet Mr Strong, Britain’s Jewish powerlifting champion

Synagogue-goer Craig Strong of Chigwell, Essex, took up the sport four years ago as a hobby – and now he’s a local Samson

Hezbollah rejects ceasefire brokered by US

Meanwhile, another Israeli soldier was killed as the conflict in Lebanon continues

IDF ‘eliminates’ senior members of Hamas’ General Security Apparatus

One dead in Tel Aviv car bombing

The victim’s estranged husband has been detained for questioning following accusations from a family member on social media, which he has denied through his lawyers

First female soldier joins elite Entebbe raid IDF unit

Sayeret Matkal, modelled on the SAS, is responsible for some of the IDF’s most high-profile operations and was previously led by the now-former prime minister Ehud Barak

Israir flight diverted after Slovenia prevents landing

Transportation Minister Miri Regev called the move ‘an invalid political decision that directly impacts Israeli citizens’

Israel and Lebanon agree to renew ceasefire

The deal includes ‘pilot’ security zones controlled by the Lebanese Army, from which Hezbollah forces will be barred