This AMAZING video starring Jerusalem is a definite must-see! You will hear from people all around the globe about their love of the undivided capital city of Israel. Be inspired by all the types of people who have come together to express their support of the united city of Jerusalem! Please SHARE with your family ...

Israel Academia Monitor hosted a conference in Tel Aviv to raise awareness about anti-Israel professors and how they contribute toward the delegitimization of Israel. ...

: 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 ...

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. ...

A report published by Tel Aviv University’s Kantor Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry has noted a 30 percent increase in anti-semitic violence and vandalism in 2012. According to the report, this past year has witnessed “an alarming rise in the number of terrorist attacks and attempted attacks against Jewish targets, and an escalation in violent incidents against Jews worldwide.” Evidently, 686 anti-semitic incidents took place in 2012, while only 526 such events occurred in 2011. 273 cases involved physical violence against Jews, while 190 referred to vandalism targeting Jewish synagogues, monuments and tombstones. 200 Jewish communal buildings were also attacked in 2012. ...

Hannah Szenes, a young Jewish soldier in the British Army who parachuted into Nazis occupied Europe with the goal of assisting her fellow Jews, wrote right before crossing the border into Hungary, “Blessed is the match, consumed in kindling flame. Blessed is the flame that burns in the heart's secret places. Blessed is the heart that knows, for honors sake, to stop its beating. Blessed is the match, consumed in kindling flame.” While Szenes successfully fought with Tito’s forces for three months, she would be captured upon crossing into Hungary, tortured cruelly by the Nazis and yet despite the knowledge that her own mother was at risk, she refused to give the Nazis any sort of information that could assist their war effort. Indeed, until her last breadth, when she was executed by a firing squad, Szenes demonstrated that she was nothing short of a flame glaring during the Jewish peoples’ darkest hours, fighting against the Nazis oppression until she was brutally murdered. ...

Sunday evening marks Yom ha-Shoah or Holocaust Memorial Day in Israel. Yom Hashoah was established in Israel in 1953 by David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first Prime Minister, as a day to commemorate the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust. While the rest of the world commemorates Yom Ha-Shoah on Auschwitz Liberation Day, January 27th, Israel memorializes the Holocaust on a day remembering the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, on the 27th of Nissan, although it was moved from the exact date of the anniversary, the 14th of Nissan, because of Passover. Yom Hashoah is also sometimes moved if it will fall on Shabbat. ...

As we approach Holocaust Memorial Day, it is absolutely critical to remember the slaughter of six million innocent Jews, of whom 1.5 million were merely children, during the darkest hour in human history. These six million Jewish lives represent two-thirds of the European Jewish community and one third of the world Jewish population at that period of time. Six million Jews being murdered is the equivalent of almost all of the Jews in Israel or the United States being slaughtered within a period of twelve years! Indeed, the Holocaust was the worst genocide recorded in human history, yet even this is a gross understatement, for no words can accurately describe the magnitude of the horrors experienced by the Jewish people during the Holocaust....

In 1934, American Ambassador to Albania Herman Bernstein proclaimed, “There is no trace of any discrimination against Jews in Albania, because Albania happens to be one of the rare lands in Europe today where religious prejudice and hate do not exist, even though Albanians are divided into three faiths.” Indeed, as Jews across Europe were being massacred en masse as part of the Nazi final solution, one country in Europe didn’t have a negative Jewish growth rate and that country, Albania, had a Muslim majority. ...

The Sarajevo Haggadah endured the Spanish Inquisition, the Holocaust, and more recently, the Bosnian-Serb conflict in the 1990’s despite numerous threats to its very existence, which is a story that continues to inspire and bring hope to Jews, Christians, and Muslims around the globe. Indeed, the story of the survival of the Sarajevo Hagaddah is also that of the Jewish people. Just as the Jewish people, from the Exodus story, continued to exist and thrive against enormous odds, so too did the Sarajevo Haggadah. ...