Rejoice In Jerusalem
This classic song, “Rejoice in Jerusalem,” with its fun beat and biblically-based lyrics, is sure to help anyone rejoice in Jerusalem! Sing along with Hebrew and English translation and transliteration.
Prestigious Lions of Zion Prize Awarded to Israel Returns Founder
The Moskowitz Prize for Zionism honors individuals who are making impressive efforts to realize the Zionist vision of fully returning the Jewish people to its land.
Security Forces Arrest 9 in Connection with Jerusalem Rioting and Violence
JERUSALEM – The Capital’s police announced this week they have arrested nine Arabs in connection with the recent surge of anti-Israel violence in the city.
Jerusalem United!
Celebrate the re-unification of Israel’s eternal capital in this inspiring video. Includes actual footage from the Six Day War and the liberation of Jerusalem by Israeli soldiers. Click here to support the soldiers of the IDF, the defenders of Jerusalem
Breakthrough to Jerusalem: Original Excerpts
Incredibly emotional excerpts of the wireless transmissions of paratroopers as they broke through into the Old City, Jerusalem, as the late IDF Commander Mota Gur declares, “The Temple Mount is in our hands.” With live footage of the liberation. Click here to support the soldiers of the IDF, defenders of Jerusalem
Hebrew Music Monday: Jerusalem of Gold
This uplifting video contains footage of the liberation of Jerusalem during the Six Day War. Based on Naomi Shemer’s famous song, “Yerushalayim Shel Zahav,” performed by Sam Glazer.
Laughing Flash Mob in Jerusalem
Passengers on the Jerusalem light rail had a surprising ride filled with laughter! This fun video shows a group of young people spreading joy, which spills over from a train ride to the streets of Jerusalem.
IDF Liberates Jerusalem: A Look Back
On day three of the Six-Day War in 1967, the IDF entered the Old City of Jerusalem, reunifying the city and opening it to people of all faiths. Support the LIBI Fund, the official fund of the IDF
Israel365 Travels Back in Time with the Bible
Today we traveled down from the North of Israel, but we “ascended” to Jerusalem.
Movement on the Mount
Jews and Muslims both pray at the Tomb of Samuel the Prophet outside Jerusalem, and at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron. There is no reason why they cannot do so at the Temple Mount.