In a hidden corridor, tucked away between two nondescript buildings on Tel Aviv’s Ben Yehuda Street, is a striking procession of larger-than-life painted aluminum figures.

Governor of Arkansas. Presidential candidate. Pastor. Host of an eponymous Fox News television political talk show—where he jams on his bass guitar with guest rockers.

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The last remnants of the Jewish community in Yemen are finally leaving the country, and those who left long ago are ready to welcome them

This month, Israeli heartthrob Harel Skaat will get to fulfill a longtime dream when he represents his country in the 55th-annual Eurovision music contest, a

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Behind a stone wall on a busy Jerusalem street the stories of forgotten heroes and legendary characters live on.  Lined with cafés, bookstores, jewelry shops and even