Israel

On this day, 65 years ago, Israel saw the launch of its first computer – WEIZAC. Only six years later, another computer joined it.

From humility to heartbreak: the life of Israel’s first king and his enduring legacy

Thousands of years ago, when air travel was nonexistent, the Creator promised to gather Israel in a 'straight path.' Read the complete prophecy.

Former Brigadier General Tzvika Fogel discusses Israel's backstage operations, expressing concerns about its handling of threats and advocating a different approach toward Iran.

A nurse shares a touching story from the isolation department. Dive in and watch—you won't stay indifferent.

Born as Issur Danielovitch, or Demsky, to a Jewish family that emigrated from Belarus to the United States, he changed his name and became a successful actor. Yet even then, Kirk Douglas, who passed away last week, never forgot his Jewish heritage.

Today, on the 25th of Kislev, marks 9 years since the largest fire in Israel's history occurred on Mount Carmel.

Mohammed Saeed, the Saudi blogger, explains the importance of observing Shabbat, his appreciation for religion, and, of course, he cannot hide his love for Bibi. An exclusive conversation.

Today marks 30 years since the launch of Israel's first Ofek satellite.

Today, 59 years ago on the 21st of Sivan, Israel's first nuclear reactor, known as 'Soreq Nuclear Research Center', began operations.

On this day, five years ago, three Israeli teens were kidnapped and murdered. Their loss remains etched in our hearts.

Today, on the 10th of Sivan, 45 years ago: Israel and Syria signed a disengagement agreement following the Yom Kippur War.

Every year in Israel, about 8,000 people die as a direct result of smoking-related harm. This figure is equivalent to a bus accident occurring every two days where all passengers perish.

Reflecting on the deeper meaning of freedom and self-direction on Israel’s Independence Day.

The Kinneret Authority is preparing for rain showers and anticipating high flow rates in the streams. For the people of Tiberias and the surrounding area, when the Kinneret is full, spirits are high, and vice versa. But it's more than that—the largest freshwater lake in the country has long been a national symbol.

How does a gecko climb walls? And how was the first vaccine discovered? Here are 7 surprising facts you probably didn’t know

The journey to achieving complete tablets is filled with falls, crises, and difficulties. However, ultimately, we will reach perfection.

Discover the spiritual significance of living in the Holy Land, Hashem's cherished treasure

Ohad Rosenfeld reached the ends of the earth, evading a tsunami and finding solace by a spring. Yet, he feared returning to his Jewish roots more than anything else. A fascinating conversation reveals his life's story.

This is the land promised to Abraham and his descendants, the land chosen by Hashem for the Temple, and the land where Hashem intended Torah to be taught and mitzvot to be fulfilled - for this, the world was created.