Throughout our long history, Jews have overcome all sorts of obstacles to observe the mitzvah of sukkah. But perhaps one of the most striking instances is the sukkah built in Mexico City in the year 1603 by a crypto-Jew named Sebastian Rodriguez.

As we pray at the Western Wall and gaze up at the Temple Mount, we cannot help but wonder why there is no Holy Temple today. Does it have anything to do with the slanderous report of the spies in the times of Moses?

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.

Much as we conceive of Zionism as a modern Jewish nationalist movement, it likely wouldn't have succeeded without the weight of Jewish tradition behind it.

In honor of the holiday of Purim that is observed this week, celebrating a miraculous Jewish victory in ancient Persia, let’s take a quick glance at the history of the Jews of Iran. 

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.

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

Explore Gaza's importance in Jewish history and the authentic historical context that contrasts media and Palestinian narratives in a presentation by American historian Henry Abramson.

The City of David seamlessly connects history and the present, providing a distinctive and enriching experience for visitors of all ages.

Professor Taler discusses his innovative strategies aimed at preserving the memory of the Holocaust, ensuring that the horrors of the past are never forgotten.

The enchanting Caves of Maresha transport visitors on a mesmerizing journey 2,200 years into the past.

'Pharaoh, King of Egypt, had come up and conquered Gezer and burnt it in fire, and killed the Canaanite who lived in the city. He gave it as a wedding present to his daughter, Solomon’s wife, and Solomon then build up Gezer'

The Jewish house of worship was part of the ancient Greek city of Phanagoria.

On your next trip to Israel, if you are looking to sample great wine, enjoy beautiful nature, and see incredible archaeology, the Yatir forest is waiting for you!

'As in every democratic country, we have disagreements; this is natural," Netanyahu said. However, "I always remember one thing: We are one people, with one fate. We have no other country. We are brothers.'

This rarely visited site has many well- preserved ruins of most of the empires that controlled Israel over its 4,000 years!

Watch and learn about the cherished landmark that embodies the heart and soul of the city, and check out some of the celebrations for the momentous occasion!

On Sky News Prime Minister Netanyahu argues for the Jewish people's right to Judea and Samaria and explains why Israel's presence there does not prevent peace.

'Behold… a holy man of God, who passes by us regularly. Let us make a small walled upper chamber, and place there for him a bed, a table, a chair, and a lamp; and it will be that when he comes to us, he will turn into there.'

After years of planning and renovations, the new Tower of David museum will reveal the secrets of Jerusalem!

When living in Israel, one gets so accustomed to seeing biblical sites at every turn that you can almost start taking it for granted. Some are well known, others less so.

Each year, Israel observes two somber days of remembrance within a week, followed by Independence Day celebrations throughout the country. The connection is profound.

The Gush Etzion Winery not only produces top-quality wines, but it is also reviving the blessing of Jacob to his son Judah.

'Gather the sons of Benjamin from the midst of Jerusalem, and in Tekoa sound the shofar, and over Beth-hakerem raise a standard, for evil is visible from the north and a great calamity' (Jeremiah 6:1)

Instead of providing a balanced and nuanced piece of journalism, this New York Times report is full of misleading statements and claims that reek of an anti-Israel bias.

Preserving the modern history of Israel is essential to the survival of the Jewish people.

Many of last year’s incredible finds revolutionized our understanding of Israel’s rich past (including the Biblical era).

This would make the 1,000-year-old bible the most expensive book ever sold at an auction.

According to Jewish tradition, Mashiach will enter the city via the Mercy Gate and rebuild the Temple.

'This is the inheritance of the tribe of the children of Judah according to their families…Halhul, Beth-zur, and Gedor.' (Joshua 15:20-58)

A recent archaeological discovery in Jerusalem points to an interesting chapter in the city's fascinating history.

Israeli researchers have discovered written records of biblical King David.

It is 'the right of every Jew to visit' the Temple Mount. 'Whoever believes in tolerance and coexistence, should support that.'

'On the third day, Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw the place from afar' (Genesis 22:4)

MK Moshe Solomon's maiden Knesset speech, Ginat chanukiah at the Western Wall, long walk to Jerusalem, and much more!

Step back in time with us as we experience the real Chanukah story here in the Holy Land where it all took place.

On Chanukah there is a power in the air that we breathe, which has the ability to help us emerge victorious in the personal battles we face on a daily basis.

Saved by his Book of Psalms, Gap Year in Israel for students with disabilities, UN exhibit of Jewish exodus from Arab countries, and much more!

Look what Israeli archeologists have dug up from the Hasmonean dynasty that ruled the land following the Maccabees’ Chanukah triumph.

Climbing to the top of the roof of the former crusader church, there are several locations to view where many exciting Biblical stories took place.