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January 28, 2015 8 Shevat 5775 |
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Hezbollah Launches Deadly Missile Attack on Israel’s Northern Border
Hezbollah ambushed an IDF patrol on the Israel-Lebanese border, killing two Israeli soldiers in a deadly missile attack. |
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Israel Mourns Fallen Soldiers; Netanyahu Blames Lebanon and Syria for Deadly Attack
Prime Minister Netanyahu sent condolences to the families of the fallen Israeli soldiers and holds Lebanon and Syria responsible for the deadly Hezbollah attack. |
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Netanyahu: ‘The Jewish People Will Defend Itself by Itself’
Citing the lessons of the Holocaust, Prime Minister Netanyahu vows to defend the State of Israel in any way necessary. 
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Steven Spielberg Warns of ‘Rising Demons of Intolerance’ at Holocaust Commemoration
Speaking at an event on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the multiple award-winning director stressed the importance of Holocaust education and awareness.
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President Obama Visits Saudi Royal Family on Holocaust Remembrance Day
President Obama skipped an event in Poland on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, marking the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, in favor of visiting the royal family in Saudi Arabia.
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BBC Host Asks: Is It Time to Forget About the Holocaust?
The world collectively paused to honor International Holocaust Remembrance Day, but shocking questions over the relevance of the Holocaust today make the challenge of spreading awareness even more important.
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Most Palestinians Blame Israel for Paris Attacks
A recent poll showed that a majority of Palestinians blame Israel for the recent wave of terror in Paris, including the Charlie Hebdo attack. Could Palestinian incitement be responsible for this sentiment?
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Analysis: Will Israel Face-off with Iran, Syria and Hezbollah?
The balance of deterrence is on the verge of being upset, and it remains to be seen how Iran and Hezbollah will choose to reshape the rules of the game after last week's attack.
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Israeli Company Creates Wearable Tech that Can Save Lives
HealthWatch has developed a solution that allows doctors to monitor a patient’s vital signs constantly and from afar. This is sure to save lives.
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