From Cyberattacks to Rockets: Israel Prepares for Election Day Threats
Israel's Central Elections Committee is preparing for Election Day threats, including cyberattacks and security escalations, as outlined by Naomi Binyamini at.
Eitan Elhadez-Barak
1,600-Year-Old Samson Mosaic Goes on Public Display in Galilee
A 1,600-year-old mosaic of biblical hero Samson, uncovered at Hukok in the Lower Galilee, is now publicly displayed at Beit Yigal Alon in Kibbutz Ginosar.
Its Fun to Be Free for a Bit: Israeli Students Begin Summer Vacation
Over 2.5 million Israeli students, including those at Kiryat Ono's Warsaw Elementary, began summer vacation on June 30, eager for a break from studies.
Israel Formally Recognizes Armenian Genocide; Community Responds With Mixed Feelings
Israel formally recognized the Armenian Genocide in Jerusalem, with Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar citing a moral obligation, despite mixed reactions from the.
Meet the Seventh-Grader Who Read 469 Books in a Single Year
Seventh-grader Shai Tondovsky, 12, was recognized as Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s top reader for the fourth year, devouring 469 books in the Beit Raqa Library in Jaffa.
Annual Druze Pilgrimage Highlights Growing Concern Over Southern Syria
Druze pilgrims at Nabi Shuaib express alarm over massacres and displacement by Ahmed al-Sharaa's government in southern Syria, impacting their communities.
Bnei Brak Memorial Day Ceremony Bridges Social and Religious Divides
A Bnei Brak Memorial Day ceremony united Haredi and secular Israelis, bridging social and religious divides and commemorating 413 fallen individuals connected.
“An Israeli Seder At Its Best.”
Penina Talal organized a heartwarming Seder for over 100 people, including "tent city" refugees, in Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Center parking garage for Passover.
Kiryat Shmona Remains Under Fire as Residents Refuse to Leave Home
Kiryat Shmona, a northern Israeli town, endures ongoing Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon, yet some residents remain, driven by work, family, or a steadfast.
‘Even After the Harshest Winter, Life Returns’: Iranian-Israelis Mark Nowruz in Wartime
Iranian-Israelis in Jerusalem marked Nowruz during wartime, blending ancient traditions with a poignant tribute to victims of the Iranian regime, symbolizing.