Jerusalem

Land allocated at former Allenby base formalizes long-term US presence in capital, reinforcing Trump-era recognition

Two brothers are accused of posing as an intelligence soldier and feeding false information to Iran, allegedly using AI to generate "sensitive" documents. Their attorneys argue: "The state should award them the Israel Prize for contributing to national security."

At 21, Jerusalem-based Chaim Elchanan Idan produces events, connects top artists, travels independently, and is building opportunities for others with disabilities.

MDA says a man died after being trapped in his car by an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon. Repeated launches from Iran triggered sirens across the country, with interceptions and falling debris, as the IDF began a wave of strikes in Tehran.

The remarkable story of Selma Meir, the pioneering nurse who helped shape one of Jerusalem’s most important hospitals.

Stabbed by a terrorist in front of her children, Moria Cohen chose resilience and faith. She recounts the attack, the aftermath, and the fight that followed.

Ezra Yachin began fighting for the Jewish people at 15. Today, at 97, he inspires soldiers with stories of faith, sacrifice, and Israel’s struggle for survival.

What did Shabbat look like for Rav Elyashiv? A powerful glimpse into the relentless Torah devotion of a giant of our generation.

There was no bread in the house that night. But what happened in that moment ignited a lifelong devotion that would transform a poor child into a Torah giant.

What happens to a lifetime of memories if no one writes them down? A moving initiative is preserving Jewish life stories before they are lost forever.

Reb Moshe Stern refused to take payment for a refrigerator repair just before Shabbat. Soon afterward, an unexpected chain of events transformed his small business.

She made sure Kaddish was said for souls with no one to remember them. Years later, one of those souls came back to repay her.

When Israel’s chess champion planned to leave yeshiva for a major tournament, Rabbi Noach Weinberg challenged him to a game whose surprising outcome changed his life.

After years of frustration in Torah learning, one former attorney reached his breaking point on a cliff overlooking Jerusalem. What happened next reveals the life changing power of thanking Hashem.

A wig may not be a cure, but it can be life changing. Every seven donated braids are turned into a single wig that gives patients strength, dignity, and the encouragement to keep going.

After surviving Auschwitz and losing his sight, Rabbi Shalom Yosef Taub continued learning Torah for up to sixteen hours a day. His quiet joy and perseverance continue to inspire.

How a Bnei Akiva emissary rescued centuries old Torah scrolls from Europe, brought them to Israel, and created a living legacy of faith, memory, and family tradition in Jerusalem

Why would a man ask for his greatest spiritual achievement to be engraved on his gravestone? The answer begins in a small Jerusalem shop.