Israel

From a boy who mysteriously regained his voice to countless stories of blessings and salvation, discover the extraordinary life and legacy of the Kretchnif Rebbe.

President Félix Tshisekedi met Netanyahu and Herzog in Jerusalem as the two countries seek deeper cooperation in security, agriculture, water, technology and investment.

From Israel’s busiest and largest synagogues to ancient Torah scrolls, unusual architecture, and a synagogue brought from Italy to Jerusalem, discover the remarkable stories behind Jewish houses of prayer

Danny Danon and his Venezuelan counterpart discussed stronger bilateral ties, consular cooperation and Israeli humanitarian assistance, weeks after the countries reopened an official channel for the first time since 2009.

A murky wave from Egypt’s coast has forced most desalination plants offline again, leaving only the Hadera facility operational. Authorities are warning of disruptions and scaling back irrigation and agricultural water use.

The move marks a sharp change in Slovenia’s Israel policy after its new government reversed sanctions imposed by the previous administration.

Thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave after roughly 70,000 people entered from Morocco, heightening tensions in the city. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says Israel and Russia exploited the crisis to spread false information.

Greek Defense Ministry representatives are set to sign a deal tomorrow with Israeli defense companies. Greece will purchase David’s Sling and Barak defense systems, along with the Spark interceptor missile system.

The planned cable through Cyprus and Greece would give Israel its first connection to a foreign electricity grid, providing an additional source of power during emergencies as the project gains new international backing.

Finland and Israel have extended and expanded a memorandum of understanding on defense research, development, and procurement, according to Yle. The revelation comes a day after Helsinki announced it would halt funding for UNRWA.

Jerusalem is weighing the removal of British military representatives from the international command center in Kiryat Gat, citing what it calls unjustified criticism of Israeli policy in Judea and Samaria. Israel denied that Italian representatives are also being targeted.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar instructed Dutch representatives to leave Israel within a week, responding to a series of measures by the Dutch government, chief among them a law banning trade in products originating in Judea and Samaria, eastern Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.

Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shibani told Reuters that Syria expects talks with Israel on a security agreement to resume soon. He called on Israel to take advantage of what he described as a “historic opportunity.”

Israel and Turkey are using back channels in an effort to prevent friction, but officials in Jerusalem say there are red lines when it comes to a Turkish military foothold in Syria. The central concern: radar and air-defense systems that could restrict the Israeli Air Force.

Raised in a secular Catholic family, Chana Eyal knew almost nothing about Judaism. A chance encounter with Israelis, a mysterious Star of David, and long-hidden family traditions led her on an incredible journey to discover her Jewish roots and build a Torah-observant home in Israel.

Reflections on a Two-Year Aliya Anniversary and deep sense of belonging that followed.

Ten families left Yiftah during the 16-month evacuation, but 22 new families are now preparing to move in

Prime Minister’s Office says Damascus ignored repeated warnings over plans to allow Turkish forces to deploy at the Abu al-Duhur airbase

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee said President Donald Trump has not said whom he will support in Israel’s upcoming election. Addressing Iran, Huckabee said Trump sends conflicting messages “to deter his adversaries,” and does not rule out another round of fighting.