Kerry, World Leaders Seeking Billions of Dollars to Rebuild Gaza
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Cairo on Sunday ahead of meeting with international officials as part of a conference to discuss the rebuilding of Gaza.
When Israel Fought North Korea
Kim Jong Un has not been seen in public for more than a month.
Israel Returns to its Roots with Sukkot Pilgrimage to Jerusalem
The upcoming Jewish holiday of Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles, is one of the bible’s three pilgrimage festivals, marked by the obligation to appear at the Temple in Jerusalem.
Report: International Sabotage Caused Explosion at Iranian Nuclear Site
The explosion that rocked the Iranian nuclear site in Parchin was caused by an international act of sabotage, reported the Kuwaiti A-Rai newspaper.
Finding Joy in Letting Go of Ourselves
Sometimes, in our attempt to be happy, we focus on ourselves. The holiday of Sukkot teaches us that to be in a state of joy, one must move beyond oneself, and follow not our heads, but our emotional selves. Visit
Media Misstate Palestinian ‘Statehood’ Dodge
News coverage of the Palestinian Authority’s “statehood” bid errs in ways strangely similar to failures during this summer’s Israel-Hamas war.
Warning: Fighting ISIS Could Strengthen Iran
It seems the military might of the world is focused on the Islamic State and that is worrying some in the Middle East who believe an even greater danger is lurking in the region.
Human Rights NGO Admits Field Researcher Denies Holocaust
Atef Abu Al-Rub, a field researcher at B’Tselem, made headlines in Israel when an Israeli journalist released video evidence of Al-Rub denying the Holocaust took place.
Israel Preparing for Possible Ebola Outbreak
While the deadly Ebola virus has so far not reached Israel, local authorities are taking precautions and preparing for all possible outbreak scenarios.
The Connection Between the Bible and the Land of Israel
What is it about the Bible that continues to inspire people over 3,000 years after it was written?