Author Adam Raz explains how an argument with his mom led him to write 'The Road to October 7.' Plus, the bittersweet opening of Kibbutz Be'eri's art gallery in its temporary home in Tel Aviv, and what to do at Haifa's Queer History Festival
"We have two living mementos before our eyes, so it's hard not to think of Hadar and Itay. You bathe their twins and think to yourself - how are they not here? Parenthood was their dream; unfortunately, they won't be able to truly realize it." These thoughts go through the mind of Inbar Rosenfeld […]
While some ceremony attendants felt like the protesters were 'ruining it for those who paid for tickets and came to show pride for [the] graduates,' others were less rattled by the protesters. 'I figured this was going to happen. It's Berkeley,' said a graduate
Israel is under the spotlight, yet its government has failed to respond with an effective public diplomacy campaign, says British journalist and analyst Tom Gross
TECH TALK | No one loves needing to ask for a helping hand, but when potentially life-saving technology is at stake, some extra measures must be taken.
Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh was arrested at a hospital in the Gaza Strip last December, with his death at an Israeli prison quietly announced four months later. Palestinian detainees who saw him say it was clear he had gone through hell, but the Israeli army and prison service have declined to disclose any details
On Sunday, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a poignant photo on social media, depicting himself donning tefillin – a rare public display for the leader. The image was accompanied by a heartfelt caption on Instagram: "'And all the peoples of the earth shall see that the name of the Lord is called upon […]
"Not 75 years later, but just seven and a half months later, and people are already forgetting, they're already forgetting that Hamas unleashed this terror, that it was Hamas that brutalized Israelis, that it was Hamas that took and continues to hold hostages…I have not forgotten, nor have you. And we will not forget," […]
As Israel marks its annual Memorial Day, the shadow of October 7, the hostages and the war in Gaza hangs over the ceremonies across the country. Israel's President Herzog: 'We never wanted nor chose this terrible war. Not this one nor its predecessors'
Masa Israel Journey, an organization that brings Jewish youth to Israel for educational and work programs, was set to hold its 16th annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Yad L'Shiryon Armored Corps Memorial Museum in Latrun on Sunday. The theme of this year's ceremony is "We Are One. Watch the ceremony live here once it […]
Sixty-five percent of the incidents involved bullying and vandalism by students, and the remaining incidents involved anti-Israel class materials, statements or discrimination.
Israel is poised to mark Memorial Day marked by a one-minute-long siren Monday evening during which the nations will stand in silence to remember the fallen soldiers and victims of terror. This year, Memorial Day – otherwise known as the Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terror, or "Yom HaZikaron" – is […]
Hamas released Saturday a propaganda video showing British-Israeli hostage Nadav Popplewell. Popplewell, 51, was taken hostage with his mother, Channah Peri, 79, from their home in Kibbutz Nirim during the Hamas onslaught on Oct. 7. His brother, Roi Popplewell, 54, was killed by terrorists near his home in the kibbutz. In the 10-second video, […]
A Red Alert incoming projectile warning sent residents of the southern Israeli city of Sderot scrambling for shelter last night as 4 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip. The Iron Dome missile defense system intercepted 2 of the rockets over the city, while the other 2 landed in open areas outside Sderot. Shrapnel […]