National Library of Israel Digitizes Rare Manuscript Page
In the spirit of the High Holy Day season, the National Library of Israel has digitized the last known remnant of one of the world’s oldest Jewish prayer books.
The Gaza Rehab: Lessons Not Learned
Half of the pledges will go for Gaza reconstruction and the rest as unspecified aid to the Palestinians, he said.
Ex-Presidents and the Jews: Carter vs. Hoover
Ex-presidents seldom take an interest in Jewish affairs, with two notable exceptions.
Because I Love You Back
I have been troubled recently by Israelis who have advocated avoidance of Jewish participation in this week’s Feast of Tabernacles events, under the auspices of the ICEJ.
Ancient Ritual Bath with WWII Graffiti Uncovered by Archaeologists
Two interesting discoveries were made recently at Ha-Ela Junction near Beit Shemesh.
Is Rebuilding Gaza More Important than Halting Ebola?
The number of Ebola cases is reportedly doubling every three to four weeks, but billions of dollars will be lavished on Gaza rather than on the jeopardized populations of Liberia and Sierra Leone.
International Lawmakers Sound Support of Israel in Psagot Sukkah
In a sukkah on a hilltop outside Jerusalem, 20 parliamentarians from around the world gathered together at the Psagot winery as part of a solidarity trip to Israel with the Israel Allies Caucuses.
US Defense Firm to Produce Iron Dome Missiles
American-based international defense corporation, Raytheon, has won the contract to produce the Tamir missiles for Israel’s Iron Dome batteries.
Benny Gantz’s Troubling Assessments
Israel is actually facilitating the opening of Gaza’s borders and the chief proponent of this policy is IDF chief of staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz.
“Remove Israel from That Map!”
The uproar that erupted throughout the Arab world over the use of a map with Israel’s name on it is yet another reminder that many Arabs still have not come to terms with Israel’s existence.