Former hostage Yosef Chaim Ohana visited a musuem dedicated to Gush Katif, reflecting on the striking contrast between his time being held captive in Gaza and the former Jewish communities that once stood there.
Kibbutz Iftach residents fled their homes near the Lebanese border after October 7, only to return in defiance, rebuilding and expanding their community despite ongoing security threats.
Incredible footage from the rubble-strewn streets of Colombia shows IDF rescue units pulling a three-year-old girl safely from the damaged buildings following a deadly earthquake in the region.
Two Israeli Arabs from northern Israel traveled all the way to Petach Tikva to meet Rabbi Yigal Cohen, telling him how much he inspires them daily and that they've been watching and listening to him for years.
NBA legend and convert to Judaism Amar'e Stoudemire was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame, where during his speech he spoke about his 20-year secret of learning Torah and his love for Israel.
A South Korean social media influencer made waves online after her tribute to Israel and Shabbat went viral, with the Korean personality preparing her own meal, including the classic challah.
A group of 47 Persian Jews arrived dancing and singing with joy upon landing in Israel, completing their aliyah with their families after having fled Iran following the revolution and later moving to America.
For the second consecutive year, Israel's men's team won gold at the European Championships, with Israeli runner Gashau Ayale securing individual bronze.
An i24NEWS crew was attacked while filming a documentary on rising antisemitism in Europe in Belfast. After realizing the crew was Israeli, a man disrupted the filming and attempted to grab their equipment before following them as they tried to leave. He then hurled a large glass beer mug at the cameraman from close range,... Read more »
Archaeologists uncovered a sprawling 1,300-year-old complex near Ramat Gan's Winter Stadium, revealing rows of ancient shops and warehouses filled with pottery, tools, and traces of daily commercial life.
Immediately after a deadly earthquake struck Colombia, killing over 280 people and damaging thousands of buildings, the IDF dispatched a search and rescue squad to assist with rescue efforts and rubble clearing.
With Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur nearing, thousands of worshippers packed the Western Wall to recite Selichot, seeking divine forgiveness ahead of the High Holidays.
Originally named Museum Square, the site became home to massive rallies calling for the release of all hostages held in Gaza following the Oct. 7 massacre and has now officially adopted the name Hostages Square.
Israeli scientists from Tel Aviv University have developed a cost-effective, quick blood test that detects lung cancer with astonishing accuracy, paving the way for earlier diagnoses.
In a moment of faith, freed hostage Bar Kupershtein and his girlfriend marked their new apartment by affixing a mezuzah—the traditional Jewish doorpost symbol—to the entrance.
Israel's under-18 women's basketball team won gold at the European Group B Championship in Romania, celebrating with shouts of joy as they sang Hatikvah.
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon told the UN Security Council that Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria are permanent, rooted in Israel's ancient connection to the land and not obstacles to peace.
Israeli startup Nanovel built an AI-powered robot that sees, grips, and harvests citrus fruit like a human — only cheaper, faster, and available around the clock.
A rare ocean sunfish was spotted near Eilat in Israel’s Red Sea, an unusual sighting that highlights the extraordinary marine life thriving beneath the country’s waters.
Less than three weeks after terrorist Farouk Ramadan killed two IDF soldiers who were responding to a confrontation between hikers and Palestinian locals, the IDF demolished his home.
Former hostage Guy Dekel Chen performed the musical album he wrote and composed while in captivity for a crowd of 3,000, showcasing his resilience in turning trauma into hope.
Two IDF soldiers who both lost their legs during the war faced off in an MMA competition held in Israel, showcasing the incredible strength the Jewish people and Israel possess.
Staff Sergeant Itay Yavetz fell in battle in Gaza in October 2025, just before he was set to graduate from the Erez program, which develops future IDF commanders and officers.
Twenty-one years after four communities were evacuated during the 2005 disengagement, a new Jewish settlement named Emek Dotan was recently established on the same site, in a beautiful, full-circle moment.
Since 2002, Nefesh B'Nefesh has helped Jews from around the world make aliyah, with the 100,000th immigrant from North America landing today and being greeted by President Isaac Herzog.
Tal Kuperstein, the father of Bar, a former hostage held in Gaza for over two years, has slowly made progress increasing his mobility following paralysis caused by a stroke he suffered years ago.
This United Hatzalah program trains American teens as real first responders—CPR, mass casualty drills, and live ambulance shifts—turning summer break into a launchpad for future medics.
A Jewish woman challenged a school group at Austria’s Mauthausen Memorial over a Palestinian flag shirt and genocide claims against Israel, saying the Holocaust site should not be politicized.
Mutra, the world’s first kosher restaurant to earn a Michelin star, is redefining fine dining by blending traditional Jewish-inspired cuisine with innovative techniques and a commitment to excellence.
Beautiful footage shows a young Chabad boy who is missing all four limbs proudly helping an IDF soldier who also lost an arm put on Tefillin, creating a powerful moment of solidarity and inspiration.
Tel Aviv-based Gene AI is developing secure AI infrastructure that helps healthcare, defense, and other critical industries safely harness artificial intelligence while protecting sensitive data and preventing costly errors.
Professional basketball players from around the world share their experiences playing in Israel, praising the people, the culture, and the unique atmosphere of life in the Jewish state.
United Hatzalah’s new AI-powered system analyzes real-time data to predict where emergencies are most likely to occur, allowing ambulances and volunteers to pre-position nearby and dramatically cut response times.
Archaeologists recently discovered the central bimah, or platform, of the Great Synagogue of Vilna, marking a major milestone in efforts to uncover, study and preserve the once-lost site.
Amid Palestinian attacks and under heavy IDF protection, thousands of Jews traveled to Joseph's Tomb in Nablus to pray, calling on the Israeli government to restore sovereignty to a historical part of the Jewish homeland.
Tel Aviv's Vice Mayor Guy Avner challenged the vehemently anti-Israel New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to a charity boxing match, showing that people who slander the State of Israel will face repercussions.
11-year-old Ben Carasso, dubbed the 'Spokeskid of Israel,' opens up about his pro-Israel advocacy and how the Oct. 7 massacre and his role in supporting the hostages and their families shaped his unique and special journey.
