Israel

Opposition factions within the World Zionist Organization rejected Yair Netanyahu’s candidacy, as Likud boycotted the leadership elections.

Israel announces massive investment and record donation to restore southern medical center destroyed during Operation Rising Lion

A powerful true story of courage, faith, and divine providence — from forged passports and airport interrogations in Iran to a miraculous arrival in the Land of Israel

After repeated casualty notifications and devastating injuries, the Levi family shares a powerful testimony of courage, faith, and resilience during Israel’s war

A powerful testimony of faith, responsibility, and moral clarity

A moving life story of faith, longing, and heritage, from childhood in remote Yemen to building a new home and cultural legacy in Moshav Bareket

A Haredi artist who left hi-tech turns rocket fragments into mezuzot, pendants, and a two-meter Chanukah menorah

A former Catholic from Cologne leaves a legal career, discovers Divine Providence in Israel, converts to Judaism and builds a religious family

In a city known for anti-Israel protests, one café offers warmth and support

Flu-like symptoms can sometimes hide a life-threatening infection. Learn how spotted fever spreads, its warning signs, and essential steps to protect yourself during outdoor activities.

Israeli tourists claim antisemitism from a pro-Palestinian restaurant owner in Naples. The incident went viral. Restaurant owner: "We are the real victims."

They came to build lives in the Holy Land and gave their own to defend it

In 1948, a secret cable car kept Jerusalem’s defenders connected while hidden from Jordanian fire

A video of a New Zealand lawyer hurling accusations at pro-Palestinian protesters has sparked widespread public debate, including complaints to the local Bar Association.

Israel has experienced harsh winters throughout history, where rainfall amounts exceeded the norm and impacted life in the country. Was last year's harsh winter unusual?

To build a home, they dug a large pit, divided it into rooms, left two chimneys, built stairs going down, and covered it with beams topped with a thick layer of clay. These homes provided excellent protection from thieves, cold, and heat. The climate inside was temperate, and so the Jews of Gharian lived for many years.

During his service in identifying casualties, artist Yechiel Ofner found unexpected recognition for a spontaneous drawing in a kibbutz. This article explores how a simple gesture during a time of chaos led to a national conversation.