Police Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir declares “victory” as record number of Jews visit Judaism’s holiest site.
Israel
860 cars, 860 stories
The “Car Wall of Tekuma”, a place of silence where 860 vehicles tell stories of despair, hope, and sacrifice.
“He has done what others only promised,” families say as Israeli negotiators head to Egypt to finalize hostage deal.
Jerusalem’s Mayor Moshe Lion calls on Israelis and visitors to feel the “love for Israel’s capital” as the Holy City prepares for the Feast of Tabernacles.
While Israel’s desalination network has largely ended the threat of water scarcity, the decision to refill the Kinneret is driven by deeper strategic, ecological and cultural considerations.
The National Library of Israel makes the remembrance project available for free digital download.
New survey reveals deep marital strain and a surge in child mental health crises as reservists serve months on end.
Netanyahu signals Judea and Samaria are inseparable from Israel’s sovereignty as U.S. plan rules out annexation.
Elite recon women soldiers are shattering stigmas on the way to real equality: “They see a woman with gel polish on a battlefield and can’t believe it.”
