Israel

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

Eliav Astioker's family shares stories of his compassion and bravery, revealing why they founded a special center for young men in his memory. "It was simply who he was," says his father, Yaakov.

Living under constant death threats and round-the-clock security, French Imam Hassan Chalghoumi openly confronts radical Islam, stands with Israel, and refuses to be silenced in his call for peace.

Rafi Avers lost his son, Shai, in a military tragedy. Since then, he has transformed grief into action, visiting bereaved families across the country and drawing strength from faith, memory, and a call for unity beyond politics.

Why did Yemenite Jews come to live among the rocky hills of Jerusalem, and what forgotten documents surfaced in a dark basement decades later? Gadi Bashari, chairman of the Kfar Shiloach Council, guides us through the village’s hidden history.

After losing their son, Sergeant Yosef Yehuda Hirak, to friendly fire in Gaza, Rabbi Peretz and Chana Hirak reflect on grief, faith, and resilience, and reveal why Chana chose to express gratitude at her son’s funeral.

Many recognize him as the man offering booklets at the intersection, but behind the smile stands a story of faith and purpose. Menachem Lutenberg shares his journey from spiritual searching to building Torah communities, and how a brief moment at a red light became a powerful opportunity to open hearts and spread light

Amid the family celebrations of Shabbat and Simchat Torah, Dina Gedalia was suddenly forced to say goodbye to her son, Yosef. In this intimate interview, she recounts his heroic final moments and how a simple tzitzit became the key to bringing him home.

US-mediated negotiations restart today after a two-month pause, as Washington presses for normalization while Israel insists any deal preserve security red lines

Bahraini parliament member Nancy Khadouri opens a window into the life of the Jewish community in Bahrain, sharing its history, challenges, and hopes in the era of normalization.

After decades on the bench, Judge Drora Beit Or chose to continue serving in a different way. This article follows her decision to volunteer her legal expertise to help wounded soldiers secure recognition, rights, and dignity.

Severely injured in Gaza, Givati fighter Eviatar Bashari shares his powerful story of survival, recovery, and resilience, revealing how faith, strength, and kindness carried him through the darkest moments.

From Holocaust survival to global Jewish demographics, a leading Israeli researcher explains current Jewish population numbers, the impact of assimilation, and why Orthodox communities are reshaping the future map of world Jewry