The number of foreign laborers continues to grow as employers replace Palestinian workers in the Jewish state.
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“I live my life as a grateful person because of you,” Takudzwa Chitima tells Dr. Lior Sasson 14 years after undergoing complex pediatric heart surgery.
In 1925, the Supreme Muslim Council published a guide to the Temple Mount for tourists that said the site’s “identity with the site of Solomon’s Temple is beyond dispute.”
The British overseas territory in the South Atlantic Ocean that has been claimed by Buenos Aires for nearly two centuries is a charged topic in Buenos Aires.
Israel pledges support for Nigeria’s persecuted Christians, sparking speculation—and clarifying its role as a strategic partner, not a military actor.
After years marked by war and ongoing security challenges, the western Negev has turned green, with flowing water and vegetation renewing across the landscape.
The CIA’s new general counsel has had an interesting career trajectory. But two things seem certain: he is driven by faith and is a dedicated defender of the Jewish people.
The burgeoning relationship between Somaliland proves that the Jewish state is not hated and isolated in the region, despite the neighboring cluster of authoritarian states insisting otherwise.
“If a left-wing government comes to power, everything you see here could be uprooted,” Sovereignty Movement co-chair Nadia Matar tells JNS.
