“Are Jewish and Arab women allowed to walk on the same sidewalk? Are they allowed to drive? How are there still Arabs in Israel, didn’t the Jews kill them all?”

A group of medical volunteers from Iraq’s Yazidi minority recently visited Israel to receive “clown” training to help children back home suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following years of persecution by ISIS.

A pyramid with an “escape room,” Noah’s Ark, saving Joseph from the pit, and David’s battle against Goliath.

Political cartoons are a big deal in the Arab press.

“Democracy Strikes Back” was the slogan of a forum held at the recent gathering of the Atlantic Council in late June.

An online game developed in an ultra-Orthodox suburb of Tel Aviv is currently conquering millions of hearts in the Arab world.

“Israel portrayed in the Arab media looks completely different from the Israel we see here with our eyes.”

After an outpouring of love and support for Israel by Iranians on Twitter (see page 19), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to show that most Israelis similarly do not harbor ill-will for the people of Iran.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the International Homeland Security Forum regarding the proliferation of Iranian military installations in Syria.

While most of Israel was busy celebrating its 70th birthday, the Save a Child’s Heart Foundation was bringing five-year-old Hannah from Myanmar to the Wolfson Medical Center in Holon.