During the ongoing ground operation targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon, the IDF conquered Bint Jbeil, a historic Hezbollah terror stronghold, marking a major turning point in the fight against the group.
Archaeologists in Jerusalem's City of David uncovered charred wooden beams from the First Temple, destroyed in 586 BCE, offering rare precision dating and a moving physical link to the ancient catastrophe.
Residents of Trump Heights in the Golan Heights say they're building a growing, resilient community focused on family and faith, even as wartime sirens, shelters, and lingering distrust of ceasefires shape daily life.
Could a misunderstanding end up destroying the Holy Temple? Who were Kamtza and Bar Kamtza? What do they have to do with Tisha b'Av? What can we learn from their mistakes?
At 47, Einav Danino — mother of Ori Danino, an IDF soldier taken hostage into Gaza and murdered nearly a year into captivity — has graduated from the IDF after enlisting in honor of her fallen hero son.
Ahead of the 2026 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was gifted a soccer jersey and ball by Argentina's ambassador, Rabbi Axel Wahnish, following his vocal support for the South American team.
Pro-Israel Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman said that if his party keeps drifting further toward antisemitism—a trend he believes is only getting worse—he won't hesitate to walk away from it entirely.
JD Vance accused some Israeli government officials of trying to undermine U.S. negotiations with Iran in order to keep the war going 'indefinitely,' alleging a 'well-funded' foreign influence campaign.
Israeli Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana led a moment of silence in honor of deceased Senator Lindsey Graham, a great friend of the Jewish State who suddenly died at the age of 71.
U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee joined a memorial ceremony honoring October 7 massacre victims, including the unveiling of a tree dedicated to Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, who were murdered by Hamas while in Gaza captivity.
Lebanese activist Majd Harb compared the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah to Nazi Germany, saying that just as the Nazis indoctrinated a generation of youth, so too does Hezbollah in Lebanon.
After spending nine months waiting for good news, toddler Raphael received a life-saving transplant from six-year-old Sabah, whose family's selfless donation turned tragedy into hope.
Former hostage Rom Braslavski was seen undergoing laser treatment to remove his forearm tattoos, revealing he began the process after growing closer to God following his release from captivity.
Dozens of meters beneath the centuries-old Crusader castle in southern Lebanon lies a massive Hezbollah tunnel complex, intended for use as a base to invade northern Israel.
In recent weeks, hundreds of French Jews have landed in Israel after completing the immigration process, joining the growing wave of diaspora Jewry making Aliyah.
Under Roman rule, famed Jewish warrior Shimon Bar Kokhba led a large-scale revolt against the occupying Roman forces to establish an independent Jewish state, using tunnels to harass troops and protect families.
Israeli TV reporter Inon Magal honored deceased Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away suddenly at the age of 71, with the traditional Mourner's Kaddish live on television.
As false genocide claims continue to be peddled, Israel announced that three times the recommended amount of humanitarian aid, food, and other supplies have entered the Gaza Strip in the past few months.
In a beautiful and touching moment during a beret ceremony for IDF paratroopers, one soldier was gifted the beret of his cousin, Major Gal Shabbat, who fell fighting Hamas in Gaza in May 2024.
Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center, one of Israel's most prestigious hospitals treating hundreds of thousands yearly, began as a mission by American Jews to help Jews in the Holy Land before the establishment of the modern Jewish state.
A new exhibition at Kibbutz Ginosar's Yigal Allon Center Museum showcases the ancient Jewish village of Huqoq, featuring its famed Samson mosaic and a newly revealed hoard of bronze coins.
Jaas, a Panamanian Christian who came to Israel to enroll in school, reveals the love and acceptance she feels living in Israel, dismissing and pushing back against all the anti-Israel narratives.
More than two weeks after two devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing over 3,500 people, IDF officials are still operating in the country, helping local officials assess damage and how to rebuild.
Barvox, an Israeli startup, is using AI to translate the speech of semi-verbal individuals—especially those with autism, ALS, and other speech impediments—into natural, real-time language, giving a voice to millions.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited several wounded soldiers recovering at Rambam Hospital in northern Israel, thanking them for their courage and sacrifice.
In 1966, Israel was horrified to learn that Iraq had obtained the advanced Soviet MiG-21 fighter jet, prompting a daring and audacious Mossad mission to acquire the aircraft
Sally Muschel, a 100-year-old Holocaust survivor, was honored by the New York Yankees at one of their games, where a team official presented her with a bouquet of flowers.
The IDF struck a Hezbollah terrorist cell operating on motorcycles in the Al-Aqida sector after Commando Brigade forces identified the group posing a threat near the security zone.
Sasha Trufanov and Sapir Cohen, former hostages held in Gaza, were married in a beautiful event attended by family, other released hostages, and senior Israeli officials.
Former Hamas hostage Alon Ohel took the stage aboard the USS Nimitz, joining singer John Ondrasik for a rendition of 'Superman' during America's 250th Independence Day celebrations.
Golan Heights businesses endured months of disruption from the Hezbollah war, with wineries and farms sitting nearly empty, but tourists are finally returning for the annual Golan Land Festival.
Israeli organization Save a Child's Heart completed a week-long mission in Rwanda, performing life-saving cardiac procedures on 21 children while training the country's first pediatric interventional cardiologist.
Two and a half years after October 7, Israeli officials and Jewish leaders broke ground on a 10,000-home reconstruction project for the affected region, backed by millions in government funding and diaspora support.
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