Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir to meet one-on-one with commanders who held key positions during the massacre.

“It’s not just a display of the scrolls, which of course in and of themselves would be powerful,” but other “wow objects” leave viewers in awe, the museum’s director of exhibits told JNS.

New survey reveals sharp rise in prayer, religious observance, and conservative political identity among Israeli youth—raising questions about whether the war has sparked a lasting cultural shift.

The UN Security Council has adopted the US initiative to establish an international stabilization force as well as the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip.

South African Christian leaders visit Israel to deepen ties, counter misinformation and reaffirm faith-based solidarity.

Far-reaching global developments—many with direct implications for Israel—are unfolding largely beyond the country’s field of view.

Berlin returns to regular approval procedures after a temporary delivery freeze. The decision underscores how sensitive – and at the same time vital – the relationship between Germany and Israel remains.

The group purchased eight buildings over 18 years with full-price cash, facilitating Arab emigration and Jewish return to the city.

Like its counterpart ‘Kan,’ the military station is a left-wing leftover from a bygone era of nanny-state broadcasting.