Israel

For centuries, Jews dedicated their finest gold and silver to the Temple, creating vast treasures within its walls. But what became of these sacred riches, and where did they disappear to?

In 1943, a boat ride following a dairy farmers’ convention on the Sea of Galilee ended in disaster, claiming eleven lives. Long buried in silence, this overlooked tragedy reveals painful lessons about responsibility, memory, and the importance of learning from the past.

Rabbi Roi Avihai highlights the profound struggle of maintaining faith in a world filled with darkness.

New reporting from U.S. outlets suggest overlapping pressures shaped Washington’s restraint, even as officials insist no final decision has been made

As the U.S. president voices uncertainty about Iran’s opposition leadership, Reza Pahlavi calls for recognizing Israel and ending Tehran’s nuclear program

At ninety seven, former Lehi fighter Ezra Yachin is still on a mission. Wounded in battle, sustained by faith, and driven by love for Jerusalem, he shares the untold story of courage, sacrifice, and survival.

Wing of Zion makes brief practice flight as U.S. personnel are advised to leave major base in Qatar

An Israel-Argentinian citizen, accused by Caracas of being a foreign mercenary, returns to Israel after sustained diplomatic and intelligence efforts

Lilach Mutsafi, an experienced plant researcher and forager, reveals hidden culinary and health treasures right around your corner. Learn to identify abundant, nearby resources while avoiding dangerous plants, and discover how to turn wild asparagus and milk thistle into nutritious gourmet delights.

The Israel Hayom presidential correspondent reflects on prayer, tefillin, family roots, Holocaust memory, and a personal mission of love, kindness, and Jewish identity

After losing their 19-year-old son Avia in a tragic accident, Israel and Ronit Goldberg chose a different path: turning grief into action. From social initiatives to education, kindness, and remembrance, this is the moving story of a family that transformed pain into purpose.

Shulamit Kishik-Cohen risked everything to smuggle Jews to Israel and pass critical intelligence from enemy states. Even after her capture and brutal torture, her unwavering faith and deep love for Israel remained her strength.

Security consultations intensify after Netanyahu speaks with Rubio, as Tehran warns Israel would be targeted if Washington launches military action

Gal and Roni Tushia's journey from television and Berlin festivals to vineyards on Israel’s Egyptian border

Efrat Mor speaks about her son Eitan, kidnapped from the Nova festival, the choice not to free terrorists for his return, and holding on to faith, family, and hope

Idit Muafra shares her experiences of Jewish life in Panama City, touching on the community's unity, educational opportunities, and the challenges faced during COVID-19.

Fifty years have passed since Eli Cohen was executed. Books and research have delved into the legendary spy who never came back from Damascus, and whose burial place remains unknown. How was he captured, and did Israel do everything in its power to bring Eli Cohen home?

How rising antisemitism, national identity, and a renewed sense of destiny are driving French Jews to immigrate to Israel in record numbers

Childhood struggles, faith, Jewish identity, and the story behind her shared stage show with husband Oded Menashe

How a former German extremist left hatred behind, converted to Judaism, and began a new life of faith and inner repair in Tel Aviv