The new community, to be called Ramat Arbel, 'is located on the site of a settlement from the Second Temple period,' prime minister says.

The travel magazine cites Israel’s verdant north for its charming boutique hotels and vineyards.

An ancient tombstone in Galilee marked in red ink warned the world against opening the grave.

Coins retrieved by the Israel Antiquities Authority date the farmstead to the second half of the second century BCE.

Meet Alaa, a Galilee-born Israeli-Arab who founded Buza Ice-Cream with his Jewish business partner Adam Ziv.

Israel is responding to the rocket fire from Lebanon for the second time in three days. 'We will not let attacks on Israeli civilians go unanswered,' the IDF stated.

US-Israel bond spans four centuries, 3-million-shekel project to bring hundreds of healthcare professionals from France to the Galilee, and much more!

Arab-Israeli archaeologists identified the find as a Jewish ritual bath from the Second Temple era.

The Holy Land was shaken by a series of tremors on Wednesday. No one was injured and there was no major damage.

For 74 years, Kibbutz Ein Gev has hosted a "sing-along" festival filled with traditional Israeli folk songs that bring generations together through the power of music.

An Israeli  medical emergency organization has trained Bedouin men and women as EMTs, thus providing fast and professional emergency medical response in their hometowns. 

The Land of Israel constantly reveals hidden treasures, testifying to its rich history and the Jewish people's deep and long-lasting ties to the land.

The Land of Israel constantly reveals hidden treasures, testifying to its rich history and the Jewish People's deep and long-lasting ties to its land.

A recent children's program demonstrates that the Palestinian leadership is not truly interested in a two-state solution and aims to destroy the Jewish state.

Jewish boys, together with Muslim and Christian Arabs, all play together at Israel’s Maccabi Haifa-Nahalal youth football academy. Apartheid?

Archaeologists digging near the Sea of Galilee discovered ancient tools from the Holy Temple, testifying to the existence of vibrant Jewish communities in Israel thousands of years ago.

On April 4, 1920, before the establishment of the State of Israel and before any so-called "occupation," a Muslim festival attended by tens of thousands of Arabs erupted into violence against Jews in Jerusalem.

The land of Israel frequently reveals hidden treasures testifying to its rich history. This time, an ancient Egyptian amulet was found in the Galilee.

The Hula Birding Festival in the Northern Galilee draws bird lovers and experts from around the globe to observe the massive bi-annual migration of millions of birds.

Stressing the close bonds between Jews and the Druze, Israel is building a new Druze town, the first since its establishment as a state.

On January 1, 1837, the city of Safed in the Upper Galilee suffered a devastating earthquake that killed thousands of people and caused almost total destruction.

Tzfat is literally covered in spirituality. A tour of the city would be a wonderful addition to any visit to the Galilee.

Thanks to a dedicated educator and a caring individual, 130 young men who were “lost in the system” became productive citizens imbued with a sense of purpose.

This is a gorgeous view of the Galilee filmed from above as summer in the Holy Land comes to an end.

The name Palestine was a regional name imposed on the area by Roman Emperor Hadrian, who wanted to humiliate the Jews by denying their right to a homeland.

Fans of history convened from around the world in northern Israel to re-enact an epic Battle of the Crusades between the Roman Catholic Church and the Muslims.

Beth Shearim in the Galilee on Sunday made the UNESCO World Heritage Site list, becoming the ninth Israeli location to join the prestigious list.

The Beit Guvrin cave network and archaeological site in the Judean Lowlands is eighth on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Good News Israel presents spring flowers in the Galilee; Israel competes in the 2015 Eurovision song contest and much more...

Archaeologists discovered a one-of-a-kind pagan mask at a recent excavation in northern Israel, conducted by the University of Haifa.

Hikers chanced upon ancient coins and valuables in a cave in northern Israel, which, experts say, rate among the most important archaeological discoveries.

Where in Israel can you go bowling, ice skating, swimming, play squash, basketball and ping pong or just enjoy a hot spa (not to mention the shooting range and 7D movie theater)?

Most Hashomer fighters lived to see the reality of Jewish defense, and almost all witnessed the establishment of the State of Israel.

Excavations at Zippori in the north have proven to be among the most exciting in all of Israel, offering a glimpse into an ancient cosmopolitan city.

One of the most interesting and exciting archaeological projects under way in the Golan Heights is taking place at the synagogue of Umm al Kanatir.

Between 1948 and 1967, there were no civilians living on the Golan Heights, which was under Syrian control. Under Israeli administration, the area has come to life.

Israel remains vigilant on its northern border as Hezbollah terrorists continue to pose a serious threat.

Listening to the intense crashing of the sea water against the walls of the grottoes, I appreciate the natural phenomenon chosen by King David to bring us closer to God.

According to Zilberman, there are approximately 100,000 illegal dwellings in the Galilee and Negev, mostly inhabited by Arabs and Bedouin.