A Nova Festival survivor who made Aliyah in June 2023 shifted his photography toward raw, human-centered art after the October 7th massacre, launching the Nova Collection to support fellow survivors worldwide.
Lt. O, a female Navy officer, shares her journey through the Israeli Navy, experiences at sea, demanding responsibilities, and what it means to break gender barriers.
Israeli officials are strengthening Israel-Morocco relations under the Abraham Accords, announcing new direct flights to boost tourism, trade, and cultural ties between the two nations.
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon extended Jewish New Year greetings as Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Noyman blew the ritual shofar in the UN General Assembly Hall for the first times.
Sasha Trufanov, an Israeli held in Gaza for hundreds of days, revealed how turning to God transformed his fear during captivity—letting go and trusting where that faith would lead him.
Neta Heiman, daughter of Ditza—kidnapped by Hamas on Oct. 7 and held captive by an UNRWA teacher—blasted the UN for allowing UNRWA to continue to operate and educate Palestinian children.
Anti-Israel protesters masquerade as human rights activists and moral messengers, but the movement they march for embraces radical Islam and Nazi ideology.
A disturbing new documentary exposes allegations of widespread antisemitism in Britain’s NHS, including abuse targeting Jewish patients and healthcare workers.
In a moving display of support and moral clarity, South Koreans marched in support of the Jewish state, condemning Hamas for spreading evil and defamatory propaganda aimed at demonizing and ostracizing Israel.
As Yom Kippur approaches, thousands of Jews gather at the Western Wall for Selichot, seeking forgiveness for the past, reflecting on their mistakes, and praying for a better year ahead.
Pretending to be on a Zoom call, an IDF soldier's parents secretly made their way to the broadcast area where their daughter was filming a segment, catching her completely off guard.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez were caught laughing during a solemn 9/11 memorial as grieving families marked 25 years since the terror attacks.
Colombia's newly elected President Abelardo de la Espriella visited a synagogue during Rosh Hashana and promised to always defend Israel, marking a stunning reversal in diplomatic relations.
In Haifa, Arab and Jewish residents describe a rare daily harmony and sense of belonging, a coexistence researchers say makes the city one of the world's happiest.
The PMO released a short but powerful reminder of what true allies do in times of need and what they don’t do, following Britain’s announcement of sweeping new sanctions targeting Israel.
Dognosis, a health-tech startup co-founded by an Israeli veteran of the IDF's elite Oketz canine unit, combines trained dogs with AI to detect early-stage cancers with over 90% accuracy in clinical trials.
Hidden 26 feet underground, beneath a kibbutz laundromat, a team of teenagers secretly ran an ammunition factory that helped arm Jewish forces during Israel's War of Independence.
After months of construction, the Cave of the Patriarchs' courtyard ceiling has been completed with new glass fittings, improving sunlight entry and providing better protection against the elements.
Learn about Israelis' beloved Rosh Hashanah traditions and discover the diverse and meaningful ways in which individuals celebrate this important holiday.
Similar to the IDF’s 'Special in Uniform' program, the Israeli Police launched its own initiative, enabling people with special needs to serve, contribute, and protect Israel in their own unique way.
Israeli sailor Daniel Pinsky has officially launched his solo Golden Globe Race around the world, navigating without modern technology and becoming the first Israeli to compete in the grueling race.
Former Mossad operative David Ben-Uziel, nicknamed 'Tarzan,' recounts his decades-long mission training and arming rebels in South Sudan, a covert war that helped birth a nation.
U.S. forces destroyed five Iranian oil tankers in retaliation for Iranian missile attacks on warships in the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. bases in Jordan. The Iranian tanker Reisco quickly sank.
After a two-year separation, an IDF soldier was surprised by military leadership with a visit from his father, warmly reacting by standing to give him a long, emotional embrace.
Nefesh B'Nefesh, Israel's primary organization facilitating aliyah from North America, welcomed 1,100 new immigrants to Israel in August 2026, part of a record summer season expected to bring more than 2,200 olim.
Daniel Lewin, an American-Israeli tech entrepreneur often regarded as the first victim of 9/11, died trying to thwart the hijackers, sacrificing his life and vast untapped potential just as he was hitting his stride.
In a twice-yearly tradition, the Western Wall received its pre-Rosh Hashanah deep cleaning, with heartfelt notes and prayers from around the world cleared out and stored in a special location to make room for the coming year.
During a trip to the Auschwitz death camp in Poland, captivity and massacre survivors broke out into song and dance, celebrating their survival and resilience.
An Israeli Arab exposed the absurdity of the apartheid and oppression claims made by anti-Israel advocates, pointing to the benefits and security he enjoys in Israel and mocking those who remain stuck in a victim mentality.
When National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir heard that a Border Police officer's wedding had very few guests, he showed up and danced the night away alongside him.
The Yahalomi family decided to leave Kiryat Gat and settle in Kerem Shalom, a border community devastated on Oct. 7, as an act of hope and commitment to rebuilding its future.
Anti-Israel rapper Macklemore wore a keffiyeh during an appearance at an Ed Sheeran concert, where he shouted "Free Palestine" and accused Israel of genocide in a grotesque display.
