After a 26 year legal battle Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad, a Palestinian terrorist who was active in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine was recently been deported from Canada to Lebanon....

During the Shavuot holiday, Palestinian terrorists attacked Israel with mortars, rockets, and rock-throwing....

In Israel, during the Shavuot holiday, the country faced a downpour of rain. ...

After the Boston Marathon terror attacks, an Israeli team of trauma experts visits Boston with the goal of helping the local community cope with the trauma....

Palestinian officials continue to promote violence and terror against the Jewish people. They claim that they would support using nukes if they had them. ...

A new program developed by an Israeli professor at Bar Ilan University has the potential to help millions of children in Africa who have a parent with the AIDS virus....

A member of the Jordanian opposition, who used to be a senior level intelligence agent, claims that the Hashemite dynasty in Jordan supports the Muslim Brotherhood and is no friend of the State of Israel....

It is ironic that Shavuot is such a little-known holiday. Because in fact, Shavuot commemorates the single most important event in Jewish history - the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai....

Shavuot celebrates the day when God gave the Torah to the Jewish people at Mt. Sinai. But what is meant by the word "Torah"? Many people associate the word "Torah" with the Five books of Moses, but according to Jewish wisdom, the Torah and what was given at Mt. Sinai was much more than a book. ...

Shavuot is the Jewish festival celebrating the giving of the Torah by God to the Jewish people at Mt. Sinai, and is a holiday filled with meaningful customs....

Shavuot never had the marketing potential of the others Jewish holidays – no matzah, no colorful candles, no lulav, no shofar. As a result, it is the least known of the major Jewish holidays. It has no symbol, nothing to recommend itself and capture the imagination....

It isn't only Jews who should be celebrating the holiday of Shavuot. You don't have to be Jewish, nor do you have to be religious, to acknowledge that what happened on Mount Sinai was one of the most important moments in the history of civilization. ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working to build relations between China and Israel, two ancient nations dating back to antiquity. In a recent visit he focused on strengthening ties between these two great countries....

Bahrain, a small island country in the Middle East, has become the first Arab nation to recognize Hezbollah as a terrorist organization. The Bahraini government recognizes that Hezbollah is a major regional security threat that undermines stability within the Middle East region....

The World Jewish Congress has met in Hungary, home to the third largest Jewish community in Europe, in order to raise awareness about growing anti-semitism in Hungarian politics and culture...

An Israeli organization works to save children from developing countries, including countries that have no diplomatic relations with Israel....

The Israeli government has responded to Google recognizing Palestine despite the Palestinians refusal to negotiate a peace agreement with Israel! ...

At some American universities, anti-Israel groups intimidate pro-Israel students--even violently. While others bring speakers who support anti-Semitic terrorism....

On Jerusalem Day 2013, United with Israel went to the Old City, to place a banner reading 'Keep Jerusalem United'. Taped to the banner were the names of over 100,000 signers of the declaration for United Jerusalem....

Join our campaign to support and strengthen Jerusalem as the eternal, united capital of Israel. We promote free and open access to Jerusalem for all peoples and religions, under theexclusive sovereignty of the State of Israel....

Prior to Six Day War, Jewish residents of Jerusalem were routinely targeted by snipers and denied access to holy sites. Yet since Jerusalem's reunification, Jews from around the world come to pray at the Western Wall....

According to international law, Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Jewish people. The Jewish people have an ancient connection to the city that no other nation possesses....

Israel designated Jerusalem as its capital in 1950, yet most countries maintain their embassies in Tel Aviv due to ongoing political debate with the Palestinians. This has given rise to an unprecedented situation whereby a sovereign state – Israel – is denied the diplomatic right to choose the location of its capital city....

When the State of Israel was established in 1948, the neighboring Arab armies attacked the Jewish state, and the Jordanians captured the Old City of Jerusalem....

Long before other religions appeared on the scene, the Jewish tradition teaches that Abraham attempted to sacrifice his child Isaac on the very spot of the present-day Temple Mount in Jerusalem. From this moment onward, Jerusalem would be of pivotal importance to the Jewish people. ...

Israel attacks missiles in Syria that were about to be transferred to the Hezbollah terrorist organization....

The Palestinian Right of Return is not supported by international law nor precedent. And even in the one case where a right of return was attempted, in Bosnia it wasn't successful. ...

: United with Israel is excited to share this powerful look at Jerusalem from the eyes and heart of singer/songwriter Dovid (David Green). The song entitled “Jerusalem – Eye of the Universe” is from his new inspirational album, “Journey to the Real You.” United with Israel has partnered with Dovid to try to share this ...

Aside from the religious and historical reasons, there are many security-related reasons for why Jerusalem should remain the undivided capital of the Jewish state....

An Israeli Arab doctor discovers a gene that is responsible for liver disease. ...

Yariv Vinzer, the head of Giborim Ktanim, works to help mentally-challenged youngsters integrate into Israeli society....

United with Israel held a solidarity trip to southern Israel, to install bomb shelters for kindergarten children who live under fire and plant fruit trees donated by supporters from around the world....

Shira Klein, who participated in United With Israel's Lag B'omer trip to Southern Israel, reflects on her experience from this past Sunday...

It has always been Fatah policy to praise and support Palestinian terrorists. However, Fatah’s support for Palestinian terrorists reached an all-time low when merely 12 hours after 31-year-old Evyatar Borovsky was murdered, Fatah’s facebook page praised the terrorist who committed this heinous crime. According to a report by Palestinian Media Watch, the Fatah facebook page posted the picture of the Palestinian terrorist who performed this crime and declared, “A picture of the settler who was killed today at the Al-Za'atara military checkpoint, in south Nablus, by the hero, the released prisoner, Salam As'ad Al-Zaghal from Tulkarem. The Fatah facebook page also declared, “Peace upon you, on the day of your birth, on the day of your arrest, and on the day you will go free.”...

31-year-old Evyatar Borovsky, a resident of Yitzhar and father of five children, of whom the eldest was just seven years of age, was murdered by Palestinian terrorists. The terrorist, who was a resident of Tulkarm, arrived at the Tapuach Junction in Samaria with the express purpose of killing Jews. This represented the first stabbing terror attack where an Israeli was murdered since 2011. However, last January, a 17-year-old Israeli was stabbed yet was treated for moderate wounds at the very same hitch-hiking post. There have been at least four attempted attacks there during the past month alone. ...

In a world where there are increased tensions between Muslims and Jews, Azerbaijan is a nation with a Muslim majority that remains a steadfast friend of the Jewish state....

A textbook used in American high schools is believed by some parents to support Palestinian terrorism. At the very least, the textbook teaches students to be anti-Israel....

The Technion, known as Israel’s MIT, is working along with Al Quds University, a Palestinian institution for higher learning in Abu Dis, in order to attempt to remove pharmaceutical residues from waste-water, an environmental problem that plagues both Israeli and Palestinian societies. Presently, whenever one takes any sort of medication, the residue of the medications get mixed up with the water supply whenever someone uses the bathroom. The re-used water then seeps into agricultural crops and adversely affects the environment. Both the Technion and Al Quds University are committed to collaborating to fix this health hazard that harms ecosystems within the Holy Land. ...

With the loss of her eyesight 5 years ago, Aviva Krainess was inspired to start Mind Theater, a cinematic audio experience that’s setting the stage for a revolution in JEWISH ENTERTAINMENT....

United with Israel will be running a very special event on Sunday April 28, coinciding with the holiday of Lag B'Omer. This past November, over 1500 rockets were fired from Gaza into southern Israeli communities. With the help of supporters around the world, UWI has taken concrete steps to support and strengthen the residents of southern Israel. This Sunday, we are able to Support Israel's South by installing bomb shelters and planting fruit trees in southern Israel. ...

Israel's New Year for Trees has begun! Join us in responding to 1500 Rockets fired from Gaza by planting 1500 Fruit Trees in southern Israel! We will soon see the beautiful Fruit Trees of Israel blossom into magnificent expressions of bounty and beauty. Please join our project to plant Fruit Trees in Israel. This year our trees will be planted in southern Israel- near towns that were hit with rockets of destruction. We will respond to the 1500 rockets fired during Operation Pillar of Defense by planting 1500 fruit trees in southern Israel!...

Rabbi Shimon was a great sage who lived during the Roman conquest of Jerusalem 2,000 years ago. He was one of Rabbi Akiva's five students who – despite terrible persecutions – ensured that the Torah would not be forgotten....

Lag B’omer is a Jewish holiday celebrated on the third-day of the counting of the Omer in celebration of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and the revelation of the Zohar. Jews also commemorate the Bar Kokhba Revolt on this holiday as well. In Israel, every Lag B’omer, children gather around bonfires and do BBQs with their friends. In the days leading up to Lag B’omer, often one can find children looking for wood to use in their bonfires. Indeed, in Israel, Lag B’omer is very much a child-centered holiday. ...

In Israel, months before the advent of the festival of Lag B’Omer -- the 33rd day of the Omer, the 49 days that bridge between Passover and Shavuot -- one can see youngsters dragging all types of combustibles, from fallen trees to broken chairs to old mattresses. Their destination? The nearest empty lot, where they pile their treasured possessions to impossible heights and wait with eager anticipation until the night of Lag B'Omer, arguably their favorite time of year, when they turn the piles into enormous conflagrations. Ask anyone what the bonfires are for, and you'll be told they are in celebration of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, a great sage who lived and taught approximately half a century after the destruction of the second Temple....

We currently find ourselves in the “Sefirat Ha’omer” period: the fifty day period between the holiday of Passover and the holiday of Shavuot. Indeed, it has been said that Shavuot is the culmination of the Passover holiday, and that these fifty days are actually a continuation, of sorts, of Passover itself....

Within the past month, Palestinian Media Watch has reported that Mahmoud Abbas has honored Issa Abd Rabbo, who brutally murdered two Israeli university students, Ron Levi and Revital Seri in 1984 while they were hiking south of Jerusalem. He had tied the two up at gunpoint, placed bags over their heads, and then proceeded to murder them in cold blood. Abd Rabbo is presently serving two life sentences for this horrific act of terrorism. Yet, this has not stopped Mahmoud Abbas, Israel’s supposed partner for peace, from exalting him. ...

Access to fresh clean drinking water is one of the world’s greatest environmental issues. The United Nations claims that 1.2 billion people, who consist of one fifth of the world population, live in areas of clean water scarcity. “About 97 percent of the world’s water is saltwater or polluted water,” says Shimmy Zimels, CEO of Jerusalem-based SunDwater. This situation forces many countries to drill expensive wells, buy bottled water, or even use contaminated water despite the health risks associated with drinking unclean water. Indeed, most of the people suffering from acute shortages in clean drinking water live in developing countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. ...

Many of the victims of the Boston Marathon twin bombing terror attack, which killed three people, one of them an eight-year-old boy, and injured 183 others, are being treated in Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a teaching hospital of Harvard University. The Beth Israel Hospital was founded by Jewish American immigrants in 1916 and later on merged with Deaconess Hospital. Two of the most senior staff members of this particular hospital are Israeli citizens and both of them have played a critical role in attempting to heal the numerous trauma victims who survived the Boston Marathon Terror Attacks....

The Associated Students of the University of California Senate voted 11-9 to support divesting $14 million from Caterpillar, Hewlett Packard and Cement Roadstone Holding due to their support for the State of Israel and Jewish communities within Judea and Samaria. The debate was very heated and went on for eleven hours. The divestment resolution, titled “A Bill in Support of Human Rights in the West Bank and Gaza,” labeled Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians to being akin to anti-semitism, Islamophobia, and racism; compared Israel’s presence in Judea and Samaria to apartheid, foreign occupation, and colonialism; and claimed funding Israel’s security apparatus to be akin to supporting Palestinian terror groups. In the resolution, Israel was compared to the apartheid regime in South Africa and the Sudanese regime. ...

A report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has ranked Israel as the second most educated country in the world. The only country ranked as more educated than Israel is Canada. Other countries ranked within the top ten-list are Japan, the United States, New Zealand, South Korea, Norway, the UK, Australia, and Finland. According to 24/7 Wall Street, which analyzed the OECD report, “Israel only joined the OECD in 2010. That year, its GDP per capita was more than $7,000 below the OECD’s average. Despite this, the country’s high school graduation rate was 92% in 2010, well above the OECD’s 84% average.” ...