The comparison between the Holocaust, Rwanda, and Gaza raises fundamental questions about the accusation of genocide. This concerns not only the number of victims, but also the legal standards and the political instrumentalization of one of the most serious charges in international law.
Two documents seized in the Gaza Strip from 2019 and 2020 show, according to the Israeli military, how terrorist organizations used hospitals for interrogations, command centers, and military activities. Particularly revealing are internal warnings about the consequences of this approach.
Despite the American-Israeli military strikes, Iran still possesses a large missile arsenal according to assessments by American intelligence agencies, and is working to restore its military capabilities.
The Alexander Brewery from the Emek Hefer Valley prevailed at one of the most prestigious international beer competitions. For the Israeli brewery, this marks the third consecutive successful year.
The terrorist organization is said to have used the hospital in Khan Yunis as a military headquarters. New details were released following an Israeli air strike on senior Hamas commanders.
The destruction of the Temple was not the end of Jewish history in the Land of Israel, and the declaration of independence in Tel Aviv was not its beginning.
After a public dispute over access to security-relevant information, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, who has been tasked with forming a government, held a two-hour consultation on Israel’s security situation. In the background are reports of possible further military action against Iran.
Knesset Member Yoav Segalovitch, the one Jewish member of the party, will be the representative. Segalovitch served as an Israeli law enforcement officer.
With few good coalition options and just 48 out of 120 Knesset seats, Gadi Eisenkot might succeed in establishing an “emergency government,” but how long can he hold it together?
The humble hill barely a stone’s throw east of the Temple Mount has a glorious past and even more glorious future.
It's a common question asked by our readers. So Israel Today went out and surveyed a representative sampling of Israelis to find out: Do you love Jesus?
In the year 67 CE, the city of Gamla in the north of Israel stood alone against the mighty Roman army. What happened next was one of the most unique battles in siege warfare history.
Want to understand the spiritual climate of the State of Israel? This interview with Leah Aharoni is a must read.
And just who are the Samaritans? Are they Israelites, pseudo-Jews or Assyrians? Let's explore the Bible and the archaeological record to find out
“God has become alive to me. And I believe Jesus is one of the greatest Jewish prophets. Our story is very popular in Israel.”
What is the role of Christians and how are they treated in a country that is both Democratic and Jewish? A Lebanese refugee answers
Scientists have long tried to explain away the more miraculous aspects of the Bible, but an Israeli professor says they’ve got it wrong
Many don't believe the Exodus really happened, but all come together for Passover due to the pull of our Jewish identity
