Israel

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.

From a challenging childhood in India to building a warm family in Kiryat Arba, Emuna shares her moving life story.

The toughest patient's humble request, innovative tech helping wounded soldiers, and the resilience of Rambam Hospital's medical team during wartime.

Social activist Salwan Momika continues to take unimaginable risks and express his support for Israel among Muslim protesters. This time, he was documented in Sweden kissing the Israeli flag.

If the Crusaders made the grave error of not settling the land and instead residing in mighty fortresses, then the Mamluks made the opposite mistake. They were so concerned about foreign control that they destroyed the fortresses and ports, crippling trade and defense.

Middle East analyst analyzes the shifting dynamics of southern Lebanon: "The citizens mean little to Nasrallah and Sinwar. Yet, Israel is steering clear of their trap."

From Byzantines to the British, historical conquerors could never fully settle the land of Israel, leaving it desolate until the return of the Jewish people.

Life, legacy, miracles, and the enduring influence of one of the greatest Sephardic sages

Flags, faith, and fierce advocacy: the Orthodox student leader confronting anti-Israel encampments, threats, and institutional failures at Harvard

How one brave widow defied danger, funded Jewish settlement, and turned Safed’s highest ridge into a symbol of courage and endurance

How One Ancient Word Embodies Jewish Strength, Pride, and Purpose, Then and Now

Author and commentator Avishai Ben-Chaim discusses his views on Israeli society, the second Israel, and the ongoing struggle for representation, coinciding with the release of his new book.

For thousands of years, numerous conquests and battles occurred over this land, yet no permanent settlement took hold. Unlike any other nation, much of it remained desolate and seemingly uninhabitable.

The Jewish-American comedian was booed by anti-Israel students during his honorary degree ceremony — but received loud applause from supporters