People of Israel

Legendary player Miki Berkovich is the first Israeli to be honored at FIBA's Hall of Fame.

Brig. Gen. Dr. Bader made history when he became the IDF's first Druze chief medical officer.

Some 300 young Jews from across the globe arrived in Israel to make it their new home and 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?

Klugman was tragically killed in a car accident, but saved five lives after his death.

Jews from Venezuela have found a safe and secure home in Israel.

After returning home to Israel from a 2,700 year old exile, six members of the Indian Jewish community have taken the next step and joined the IDF.

200 French Jews, the largest group for 2017, just landed in Israel and now call it home.

'This is the most effective answer to our enemies and those who wish our demise,' Minister Tzachi Hanegbi stated.

Nechama Loebel teaching an EMS course in sign language.

United Hatzalah is expanded its ability to teach life-saving techniques to even broader public, including the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

“The ILA is indeed a Zionist enterprise, but my opinion—and what I consider to be part of our liberal Jewish culture—is also that it serves as a platform representing a bridge for peace,” Scott Neiss, who imported Lacrosse to Israel, said.

The three famous IDF paratroopers who liberated the Old City of Jerusalem in 1967 describe the profound experience 50 years later.

Recognizing the need, and reasoning that “the best the way to run a food bank is to start your own," that’s what Joseph Gitler did.

The mothers of the three young terror victims call for tolerance and unity, for the sake of our children and the Jewish future.

A group of 72 Ethiopian Olim arrived in Israel, the first wave of renewed immigration from the country.

US Ambassador David Friedman explains how he changed a senator's views on Israel by introducing him to United Hatzalah, a volunteer-based EMS organization.

A mother's insistence on burying her baby son in Hebron was a step in the direction of rebuilding the ancient Jewish city.

After more than 2700 years of exile, a new group of Jews from India, known as B'nei Menashe, finally came home.

The IDF is lending its security apparatus to preserving wildlife in Israel.

An IDF lone soldier left behind a successful modeling career to join the Israeli military because protecting the Jewish state took priority for him.

During Chol Hamoed, the interim days of Passover, life in Israel takes a turn towards rest and relaxation, and people spend time with family and friends.