After almost three years of war, Israel faces a new challenge: transforming military successes into security, reconstruction, and a future in which the next generation has to fight less.

Rosh Hashanah, an upcoming move, and a country facing important decisions – thoughts on farewell, new beginnings, and the hope for a better year.

After 450 days of reserve duty and a shattered kneecap, Tuvia Eden is back farming—and plans to return to his IDF unit.

At the start of the new Jewish year, more than 10.3 million people live in Israel. New figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics show how the population has developed – from births and immigration to life expectancy.

Two more embassies open in Jerusalem • Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar on Israel’s new priorities in Africa and Latin America, relations with Turkey and Syria, as well as Gaza, Lebanon and the battle for international public opinion.

Rosh Hashanah, Socrates and building a society worthy of the Jewish return.

Winners recognized as having made lifelong contribution to the nation and humanity.

Western leaders may supply weapons. They do not sustain Israel’s existence.

The number of students in the Tekuma region is now around nine percent above the level before October 7. Parallel to the return of residents, the Tekuma Directorate is investing 364 million shekels in strengthening the education system.