Israel

Israeli officials reject characterization of Jewish state as vaccine “laboratory,” insist that deal with Pfizer was mutually beneficial

“The connection that has been built through our lifesaving work gives hope to us all”

Desperate to keep schools open and avoid a holiday lockdown, prime minister again takes aim at those refusing Pfizer jab

73 years after independence, Israel is secure and strong, and the idea of a Jewish state is increasingly taken for granted

A personal tale of how things have changed, for the better and the worse, for Messianic Jews in Israel

Sara Zoabi speaks to Israel Today about why she supports, loves and fights for the Jewish state and the Zionist cause

“Arise, walk through the Land – in the length and breadth of it.”

What was the first message a reborn, sovereign Jewish state wanted to send to the world and the Middle East?

Israel tried to fully reopen tourism back in June, when COVID-19 infection rates nearly reached zero. But then the Delta variant showed up