It's not unusual to find soulful singing and prayer at the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem.

Were Tony Blair and the Quartet objective players in the Mideast peace negotiations? A new report shows they were heavily funded by the United Arab Emirates.

In the wake of the Charlottesville car-ramming neo-Nazi terror attack that claimed the life of a young woman, the Israeli prime minister publicly condemns anti-Semitism and racism.

After recent successes in Africa, Netanyahu sets his sights on new diplomatic horizons, including fostering ties with Latin America.

Israel is sending aid to Sierra Leone, which has been tragically hit by a natural disaster. 

Nasrallah, claiming that Israel fears the Hezbollah terror group, has threatened again to attack its strategics facilities.

Those who love the Land of Israel will appreciate this week's Torah reading, which reminds us that God watches over it and we should never lose faith.

The Interior Ministry is reviewing an application for citizenship from the descendants of a Righteous Gentile and her family. One is hoping to join the IDF.

Tu b’Av is the Jewish holiday of love, and what better way to celebrate your connection with another person than by saving lives together?

Several hundred people, Jews and non-Jews, participated in the annual march around the Old City of Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the State of Israel.

Tiberias, a lively, picturesque city on the Sea of Galilee, also boasts a wealth of Jewish history and spirituality.

The Democratic Party remains “overwhelmingly” supportive of Israel, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer told reporters in Jerusalem Tuesday.

The US State Department released a report that largely blames Israel for Muslim aggression and justifies Palestinian violence. We must protest this!

Many Palestinian journalists prefer to bash Israel than to demand the release of their colleagues from prison.

Israel's Netafim, which pioneered drip irrigation in the 1960s, was recently purchased by a Mexican mega-corporation for a whopping 1.5 billion.