A wave of American and British doctors is making Aliyah, trading comfortable lives abroad for modest homes in Israel to fill a growing physician shortage.
At a UCLA event celebrating the Jewish connection to Israel, Hollywood icons Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight made a surprise appearance as Israeli singer Ester Rada performed Hatikva.
IDF troops of Division 91 have destroyed more than 540 terror sites and uncovered over 150 weapons in southern Lebanon’s security zone, including rockets, RPGs, anti-tank missiles, and Kalashnikovs.
In an interview with Mark Levin, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed Israel’s ancient and historical connection to the Land of Israel, dismissing the 'colonizer' label and adding that Israel is not looking to drive anyone out.
An Asian man in New York was seen sporting a blue and white T-shirt with a big Star of David in the center, proudly displaying his pro-Israel stance, and when asked about it, he said, 'Israel is not going anywhere.'
An Arab Israeli woman working as a truck driver described her freedom to work and thrive in Israel’s economy, dismantling the anti-Israel apartheid narrative with her own lived experience.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated the opening of Colombia's new Jerusalem embassy, praising shared Judeo-Christian values and vowing deeper cooperation with Latin America.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio mourned the Oct. 7 victims at a State Department ceremony, recounting the horror in searing detail and condemning Hamas for the devastation it unleashed.
Since Oct. 7, Jerry Seinfeld has stood proudly with Israel, visiting hostage families and attack sites, while enduring organized protests at his shows and refusing to apologize or back down.
Two years after a terrorist killed Sgt. Shira Chaya Suslik at the Beersheva central bus station when she confronted him, loved ones and Border Police colleagues gathered to honor her memory.
Austin Tilghman, an American basketball player for Hapoel Ashkelon, pulled back the curtain on life in Israel, highlighting the country’s beauty and expressing his excitement for the season ahead.
Hasidic singer Hershy Weinberger met the viral non-Jewish FedEx driver named Troi, who was seen on video blasting Jewish music as he delivered packages to his Jewish community.
Boris Shtonda, who lost his leg fighting Hamas in Gaza, completed the Hawaii Ironman in 16:33:54, becoming the first Israeli leg amputee to finish the race, waving the Israeli flag.
An Israeli tourist in California marched straight up to a Palestinian flag and tore it down, showing absolutely no fear and sending a loud message with every step.
An IDF base atop Mount Hermon, Israel’s tallest mountain, received a much-needed makeover as soldiers painted its exterior in the white and blue of the flag, along with a verse from Psalms.
Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a 300-meter stretch of Jerusalem’s Hasmonean-era Lower Aqueduct, which will be preserved and displayed at the entrance to a new neighborhood being built in the area.
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Australian reporter Erin Molan goes inside a Hamas tunnel in Gaza, revealing the commanders' living quarters, blast doors, and vast underground network that served as launch sites and hostage holding grounds.
The mother of Bar Zohar remembers her daughter, who was killed at the Nova festival on October 7 after warning police about terrorists, saving an estimated 2,500 people.
Israel held its national ceremony for October 7 families, featuring Eli Sharabi, as bereaved relatives, survivors, and the nation gathered to mourn the victims and honor the memory of those lost.
On the third anniversary of the brutal October 7 massacre, Israel released a LEGO-themed video explaining exactly how the Gaza war was fought and dispelling accusations of genocide.
Three years later, as 6:29 a.m. approached, Israelis in Tel Aviv blared horns and dyed a fountain red in memory of the 1,200 victims of the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre.
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A lover of music and life, Sgt. Nehoray Leizer was killed in Lebanon when a Hezbollah drone detonated in his vehicle, leaving a legacy of love and kindness never forgotten.
Israeli pioneers are building Moshav Beitrun, a new farming community in the Jordan Valley, strengthening Israel's security through agriculture, one determined family at a time.
As the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre nears, this compilation captures the desperation and horror of victims pleading for someone to rescue them during the Hamas attack.
Three years after the Oct. 7 massacre, Yuval Raphael, who survived the Nova Festival massacre by hiding for hours in a roadside shelter where most of those around her were killed, sang at Israel’s state memorial for the victims.
Newly released police audio from the Oct. 7 massacre captures the Idan family's harrowing ordeal, revealing the true extent of the horror terrorists inflicted on Israeli civilians.
