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Ironically, it’s during Passover that Israelis today are most drawn to Egypt, though most were eager to travel anywhere this year

Jerusalem’s Temple Mount is again in the headlines as Jewish groups press their religious rights and local Muslims respond with a fresh wave of violence

Summer sun and swimming in the river, winter cold and skiing on the Hermon, both were possible last weekend.

It was during Purim just two years ago (though it now feels like a lifetime) that the coronavirus first broke out in Israel

Despite being situated in the Middle East and covered mostly in desert, Israel is able to field armed mountaineers on skis

Hamas might not have enough money to keep the lights on and electricity flowing consistently in Gaza, but it somehow has plenty of funds to equip a small military, both to maintain its own position of power and to harass Israel.

First instance of an Israel Freedom Convoy against COVID-19 restrictions brings traffic coming into Jerusalem to a crawl

A celebration of snow for the residents of Jerusalem and surrounding areas after about 20cm falls on the Holy City overnight

Stunning shots of a wet and frigidly cold week in the Holy Land

With the mounting threats in Lebanon and Syria, it’s crucial that Israel’s forces remain in top fighting condition