Israel’s Oldest Charity Helps Country’s Poor Face a New Year
As the High Holiday season nears, Colel Chabad is holding a special drive to help the needy in Israel celebrate this year.
Sabbath Terror Stabbing Spree Leaves IDF Soldier, Border Officer Wounded
Two separate terrorist stabbing attacks over the Sabbath have left an IDF soldier and a Border Police guard injured.
75 Torah Scrolls Written in Memory of Victims of Op. Protective Edge Inaugurated at Western Wall
The victims of last summer’s war with Gaza were memorialized Wednesday at the Western Wall in which 75 Torah scrolls were dedicated in their memory.
From Kaifeng to the Kotel: Chinese Jews in Jerusalem
What made Li, Fan and Xue’s journey so unique was the history they were making.
Israeli Wounded, Terrorist Neutralized in Gas Station Stabbing Attack
An Israeli man was moderately wounded Sunday night in a terror stabbing attack in Judea and Samaria.
Christian Enlistment in IDF Set to Reach Record High in Coming Year
The Israel Defense Forces expects to shatter records this coming year, with Christian enlistment set to reach an all-time high.
IDF Soldiers Struggle to Keep Cool During Record Heat Wave
This week, Israel hit its hottest day in five years. Sweltering temperatures have been recorded in cities throughout the country.
No Dark Secrets, Just a Propaganda Film
Some 20,000 of the enemy’s soldiers were killed in the Six-Day War, almost only soldiers.
This Isn’t About Bibi and Obama
For Netanyahu, as for the three quarters of Israelis who support him, opposition to the deal is not the consequence of ill will toward Obama.
Hamas’s Child Abuse Camps
More than 500 Hamas members of Hamas’s armed wing, Ezaddin al-Qassam.