The instruments, made from the wing bones of waterfowl, may have been used to hunt
By JC Reporter
The Israeli prime minister says it is 'too early to tell' if a normalisation agreement can be signed
By Felix Pope
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By Elisa Bray
The butterflies were found during the Ottoman rule of areas now in Israel
The Jewish musician described the proceedings at 'controlled chaos'
By Josh Kaplan
Israel’s U20 win advances them to the semi-finals to face off against either the US or Uruguay
By Daniel Ben-David
The iconic attraction in Israel's capital has many big historical secrets
By Victoria Prever
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The 100 year old former Secretary of State said there was an alternative explanation for the slow American response
Liberal delegates also won a vote to mark Pride Week in order to strengthen LGBT inclusion
By Simon Rocker
Operation Diary, an initiative of The National Library of Israel, is appealing to the public to send in written recollections
By Gaby Wine
Eighty per cent of respondents tell poll they have had to give up one or more item of expenditure
Draiman, the frontman of US heavy metal band Disturbed, is about to perform in Israel
By Natalie Lisbona
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By Stephen Pollard
Less than a month later, the paper's cartoon apology rings hollow
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