After U.S. President Donald Trump announced the end of American military aid to Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that both countries want to place their cooperation on a new footing. The transition is to take place gradually.
The Israeli government is maintaining its demand for the complete disarmament of Hamas. At the same time, Jerusalem points to extensive aid deliveries in preparation for the population in the Gaza Strip ahead of winter.
On the 88th anniversary of the anti-Jewish pogroms in Germany, Israel’s ambassador Ron Prosor recalls that Jewish parents in Germany are once again sending their children to school with worry today.
The chairman of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan, was turned away at Paris airport. France cited his role in the expansion of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria as the reason for the entry ban. Israel is protesting the decision.
In the Christian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, a historic street pavement from the Roman-Byzantine period is being restored. The project combines the preservation of millennia-old stones with barrier-free access for wheelchair users and families with prams.
After the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset, the parties continue to struggle for a governing majority. A possible rapprochement between Ra’am and the camp of Gadi Eisenkot could play a decisive role in this process.
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck southern Israel on Wednesday. Ramon Airport was evacuated as a precaution and air traffic was temporarily suspended. No injuries or damage were reported.
Israeli president calls for stronger US ties, shared military service and a full parliamentary term as Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot works to form a government.
The country must reflect urgently on where hostility to Israel and Jews could lead.
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
