Israel

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

Built in the late 19th century by the Turks, the bridge known as 'Ad Halom' has a story worth hearing.

A non-Jewish fighter, Charles Oliveira, expressed his support for Israel by arriving at the tournament wearing a tallit adorned with a Star of David and a menorah.

Discover what happens when a drone from Iran gets tangled in power lines. What's the fate of the many drones launched toward Israel? Our answer: Hashem will fight for you.

A Christian named Salwan Momika stood with an Israeli flag, shouting 'Long live Israel,' while Arabic speakers hurled insults at him. Watch the video.

Wild footage from a 'typical' night in Kiryat Shmona - rockets landing in various neighborhoods

The Jewish-American comic was confronted by pro-Palestinian protesters outside an event. His unexpected reaction? A friendly wave.

Expert Insights on Mental Health Challenges, Emotional Resilience, and Practical Tools for Regaining Control Amid Ongoing Crisis

Residing near Kaplan Street, Chani recalls the charged days of protests before the war. Once a believer in coexistence, she feels a significant change within her and mourns the division in Israel, which only the war seemed to unite.

Discover the most-watched videos and articles from last month: a blessing deep in Khan Younis, how to support our soldiers, and Michal Gross's story of loss and resilience.

Once part of Israel’s spiritual core, the tribe of Menashe spans from biblical royalty to modern-day seekers in India

The parents of Sgt. Roi Dawi, who fell in battle in northern Gaza, sent a Book of Psalms to Prime Minister Netanyahu in memory of their son, urging him to continue the fight. Netanyahu responded: "We continue to the end, until absolute victory."

"I hoped that Elisha would come back, that we would continue building our home and raising our children together," says Hadas Levinshtern in a poignant conversation during the shiva for her husband. "His whole life revolved around Torah, and when the war broke out, it was clear to him that he would volunteer to fight; he thought of nothing else."

The singer to her followers: "Praying for the safe return of the Bibas family, together with all our captives, and that I can meet them in their yard and play any song they request, amen."

Avinatan Or was among those abducted to Gaza on Simchat Torah morning. His mother, Ditsa, shares her struggles, hopes, feelings about the government, and what she wishes we would all do for him.

In the most vulnerable areas of the country – in the South and North, people live without accessible protected areas, warns researcher Yaron Hoffman-Dishon. "The biggest issue is that it often involves the weaker populations and the elderly." The writing is on the wall.

Noam Fathi, one of Israel's prominent right-wing media figures, opens up in a candid interview about how the War of Iron Swords impacted his work.

Professor Avi Bell outlines Israel's appropriate response to Hamas's cynical use of civilians and suggests actions against hospitals turned into terrorist headquarters.