For thousands of years the Jewish People has not stopped yearning for a return to Zion. Today, we are once again sovereign in our homeland. Jews, come home!

The Jewish People never lost the right to live in their biblical homeland, legally and morally. This video explains why.

Timing is everything and a person must be certain that the time is ripe for expressing a controversial or even unique idea and opinions.

A woman allegedly representing 'Palestinians' throughout the ages battles Islam's foes in a bizarre fantasy that conveniently pretends Jews didn't inhabit the Land of Israel in Biblical times.

By characterizing the genetic relationships between different scroll fragments, the researchers were able to discern important historical connections.

Even the small, routine acts of kindness can be elevated and made equal to the greatest acts of self sacrifice.

While grateful for having received the Torah thousands of years ago, the Jewish people also acknowledge their miraculous return to the Land of Israel.

Watch this amazing video - actually, it's a crash course - that teaches you about the holiday that celebrates the most profound moment in Jewish history!

No matter how badly Jews have been beaten, tortured, exiled and abused, we must know that each and every one of us has tremendous value.

Why do we celebrate Lag b'Omer, the day when the plague ended that killed nearly each and every one of Rabbi Akiva's 24,000 students?

Palestinian officials never let facts get in the way of the false history they pawn off on their people.

Hopefully the coronavirus pandemic will soon come to an end, although the 2000-year-old plague of anti-Semitism will likely live on.

The Palestinian Authority continues to deny the existence of Jewish history, claiming the Holy Temple in Jerusalem never existed.

The situation is complicated. But as is the case with most seemingly intractable disputes, Jewish and Israeli history can provide us with insights and suggestions.

It is because Purim commemorates the literal survival of the Jewish people to this very day that the sages wanted to make sure we celebrate accordingly.

Here's some basic - and not so basic - information about Purim. Learn about the history and the meaning behind this joyous, yet very significant, holiday.

The PA snatched a massive collection of antiquities collected by Anwar Zre’ir, who has spent his life researching these artifacts.

Worshipers at the Alexandria synagogue arrived from across the Diaspora to pray in the 14th-century synagogue on Shabbat.

The 10th of Tevet is a fast day calling for introspection and self-improvement so that we could become worthy of God's rebuilding of the Holy Temple in our lifetime.

A tour of Jerusalem's Old City provides a window into the historical sites where the Jewish people battled their enemies throughout the ages.

'We have not occupied a foreign land; we have not ruled a foreign land; we have liberated the land of our forefathers.' That statement is still relevant.

In this article we will explore some of the history and meaning of Maoz Tzur, the most famous Chanukah song.

Learn how the fun customs of Chanukah came about, their significance, the spirituality of the holiday, and much more!

'Our return to the Holy Land is a great miracle!' commented an Israeli who lives in the ancient city where much of the Chanukah story unfolded.

The project is considered 'complex' and will take two years.