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.
The bomber, Ahlam Tamimi, who lives in Jordan, was charged by the United States in 2013 and is on the FBI’s Most Wanted Terrorists list; Jordan has declined to extradite her despite a 1995 U.S.-Jordan extradition treaty.
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.
The presence of the American tanker aircraft had occupied valuable parking positions, prompting concerns about the airport's ability to handle the anticipated surge in passenger traffic during the peak summer travel season.
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.
Jerusalem and Berlin have continued to strengthen their defense cooperation, with the submarine sector expected to remain one of the main pillars of the German-Israeli strategic partnership in the decades ahead.
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.