“The people of Israel appreciate United with Israel’s advocacy, educational efforts and unflinching defense of the truth,” Netanyahu stated to UWI founder Michael Gerbitz upon receiving the "Jerusalem Declaration."

Jerusalem serves as a “unifying city” among all religions and will never be divided, Mayor Barkat stated. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commended the Christian Media Summit in Jerusalem, "You know the truth about Israel's history and the truth about our commitment to freedom." 

The influence that artificial intelligence is having on the Israeli army is "more than can be imagined," an IDF officer revealed.

Netanyahu congratulated the US president for his "courageous decision" to confront the Iranian regime by decertifying the nuclear deal.

Our most famous bible commentator is Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, commonly known as "Rashi". He lived in France 1000 years ago and was perhaps the premier Torah scholar of all time. We cannot imagine studying the Bible or the Talmud without the universal, insightful comments and explanations of Rashi.

A Jewish activist explains the message behind the major increase in Jewish visits to the Temple Mount, Judaism's holiest site. 

Thousands of Israel supporters from more than 80 countries marched through the Jerusalem on the Festival of Sukkot, expressing love for the Jewish state.

An upscale Tel Aviv bistro trains at-risk teens as chefs, thus offering them a fresh start in life.

Come and watch as thousands gathered together at the Western Wall during Sukkot for the Priestly Blessing ceremony.

Thousands gathered in the Jewish community of Elkana for the funeral of Reuven Shmerling, who was found stabbed to death in an industrial zone in Samaria.

Israel's Chief Rabbi, while blessing worshipers at the Western Wall during Sukkot prayers, praised the warmth and beauty of the unity of Jewish Nation.

Sukkot is the holiday of joy and Israelis just love to eat! In Jerusalem's famous Mahane Yehuda market, one experiences a real feeling of the upcoming holiday.

Every nation, Jewish or not, has a place with God and the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.

Just after celebrating the Jewish New Year and ahead of the Festival of Sukkot, here is a summary of the year 5777, which, all in all, was a very good news year!

Israelis have a very positive outlook on their lives as well as their future, a new poll shows.

The UN ranked Israel as one of the top 20 countries in the world capable of securely sustaining their populations.

Israel's leadership conveyed the country's deepest sympathies following the Las Vegas massacre.

An Israeli tennis player and his Pakistani partner won an important match, sending a message of peace.   

A historic initiative supporting a united Jerusalem as the eternal, undivided capital of the Jewish People has garnered 600,000 signatures and continues to grow.

For the first time in the history of the State of Israel, the US Military established a facility there, flying the American flag on Israeli soil.

The Giro d’Italia cycling race, a premier global sporting event, will begin this year in Jerusalem, marking the first time in history that a Grand-Tour will take place outside of Europe.

Israel’s population has grown by 156,000 since the last Jewish New Year, an almost 2 percent increase, which is similar to previous years.

The new program enables immigrants to take their creative ideas about Israel and Zionism and transform them into reality.

Israel’s premiere provider of daily meals for the poor is seeking urgently needed funds in order to continue this important project.