While celebrating the liberation of Jerusalem during the Six-Day War, let us remember that the victory was not achieved through the sword alone.

Ahead of Jerusalem Day, the anniversary of the liberation of the Holy City in the 1967 Six Day War, here's a list that includes some of the lesser-known names used to refer to Israel's eternal capital. 

This exciting and uplifting film highlights the miraculous events of the 1967 Six Day War, emphasizing the Divine hand orchestrating these remarkable events.

The future return of the Temple will allow the nations of the world, despite their cultural differences, to serve the Creator as one.

Israeli scientists are transforming urine-derived cells into functioning mini-brains to study neurological disorders, test drugs more effectively, and personalize treatments.

Cancer cells often evade detection by presenting very few identifiable markers. The Israeli researchers sought to change that.

By using modified mRNA technology similar to the approach used in developing COVID-19 vaccines, the researchers successfully 'awakened' these dormant stem cells, enabling them to divide in a controlled manner.

Turns out goats and sheep make for pretty decent wildfire control.

In The Brutalist, Adrien Brody plays a Jewish architect and Holocaust survivor who clashes with a wealthy patron after emigrating to the US.

'Israel has always been a special place to me, but obviously now more than ever,' the musician said.

Chaim ibn Attar, a Sephardic rabbi, achieved unprecedented recognition among Chassidic communities throughout Europe, with his writings becoming cornerstone texts in Chassidic thought.

An Israeli startup is revolutionizing healthcare by developing lab-made universal red blood cells, eliminating the need for donors.

'Compiled over five decades, this remarkable archive represents every Jewish baseball player of the 191 total as of the 2024 MLB season,' the listing says.

One of the most exciting events in Jewish history is the reunification of the Holy City of Jerusalem, the eternal Jewish capital, in 1967.

Indeed, on Jerusalem Day - Yom Yerushalayim - Israelis celebrate the liberation of the Holy City in 1967.

As Jerusalem marks the 56th anniversary of the city's unification in the Six-Day War, the municipality continues to grow and prosper with a record number of residents - Jews and Arabs - who enjoy the freedom of access to their holy sites.

According to the Talmud, 10 measures of beauty descended on the world, nine were taken by Jerualem and one by the rest of the world.

As Israelis prepared to celebrate Jerusalem Day, the Jewish state's leaders made it clear that Israel's sovereignty is not up for debate.

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

The IDF reunified the eternal Jewish capital during the Six Day War, when the surrounding Arab countries vowed to destroy the State of Israel.

Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, celebrates the miracle that is modern-day Jerusalem.

Yom Yerushalayim - Jerusalem Reunification Day commemorates the return of the holy city into the hands of its rightful guardians, the Jewish people.

As Jerusalem celebrates 50 years as a united city, some seek to divide the Israeli capital. What do the people of Jerusalem say?

'The people of Israel are experiencing national Jewish pride greater than ever before,' said military commentator Chaim Herzog at the end of the 1967 Six-Day War.

'Jerusalem' and 'Zion' represent the Jewish people and the non-Jewish nations of the world coming together to serve God and support the Jewish People in the Land that He gave them!

As Yom Yerushalayim approaches, it's an appropriate time to discuss why Jews, wherever they may be, face the holy city during prayer.

There is no rational way to explain the remarkable circumstances that led to the liberation of the Old City of Jerusalem in 1967.

Celebrating Jerusalem Day in the eternal Jewish capital is quite easy. But how can you participate if you live outside of Israel? 

'Jerusalem above and Jerusalem below, we are bound to this city. It is part of our soul, part of our experience, on both our material and spiritual sides.'

As Israel celebrates the reunification of Jerusalem during its annual Yom Yerushalaim celebrations, people throughout the world are yearning to return to the Holy City.

This week Israelis celebrate Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day), the anniversary of the reunification of the eternal Jewish capital during the 1967 Six Day War.

In honor of Jerusalem Day, the World Jewish Congress produced a film showing the beauty of Jerusalem over a century ago.

For 2000 years, the Jewish people never abandoned their faith that they would one day return to their holiest city, Jerusalem.

In honor of Jerusalem Day, check out this collection of beautiful songs from the holy city of Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the Jewish nation.

"Sweet Home Jerusalem" celebrates the Jewish return home to their ancient capital as well as the freedom afforded to people of all faiths to visit their holy sites.

Jerusalem will never again be divided. There is no 'West Jerusalem' or 'East" Jerusalem. 'There is ONE Jerusalem – with religious access and freedom for all!

“Rejoice with Jerusalem and be glad with her, all of you who love her” (Isaiah 66:10)

Jerusalem is a thriving, modern and ancient city enjoyed by a diversity of people, some with remarkable stories.

On Jerusalem Day, we celebrate 52 years of the reunification of the city. That means over half a century since the city was opened up to people of all faiths to visit and pray freely at Jerusalem’s holy sites.

Jerusalem Day—celebrated on the 28th of Iyar, is the Hebrew date on which the divided city of Jerusalem was reunited.