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Israeli historian Benny Morris put it well: “People always forgive the Palestinians, who don’t take responsibility. It’s accepted that they are the victim and therefore can do whatever they like.”The

For Thousands of Years, Early Humans in Israel Were Making Long, Arduous Treks to Get the Ideal Stones for Tools From Specific Quarries. Why?

Quality Journalism for Critical Times A bipartisan group of state lawmakers gathered in front of the Florida Capitol on Thursday to observe the state’s first “Israel Day at the Capitol,” an event labeled as “bittersweet” by Democratic Sen. Jason Pizzo because of the war between Israel and Hamas. On October 7, Hamas gunmen killed approximately 1,200 Israelis and took around […] The post Survivors of Oct. 7 terrorist attack speak at ‘Israel Day at t...

As communities in northern Israel remain evacuated and the once-robust economy there slips towards collapse, entrepreneurs urge the Israeli government to support a return to the north.

The results of the Lithuanian-born oleh’s documentary trips, and his own place in the snaps, are currently on show in the “Photo Watchmaker” exhibition at the Eretz Israel Museum in Ramat Aviv.

Post-Soviet immigrants need more than just a plane ticket to Israel—they need connection, community and a sense of purpose.The post How the hike up Masada helped newly minted Israelis bond

These modern pilgrims, only months into their Israeli journey, found a profound sense of belonging.

It was hoped to have the museum ready in time for the 50th anniversary of the permanent Knesset building, but the 50th anniversary came and went, and the way things are going, so will the 60th.

CEO Avi Hasson says Israel has returned to the normal pre-Covid investment levels and is confident that 2024 will see higher investment.

While not all northern Israel towns and settlements have been evacuated, residents across the region feel unsettled and uneasy as they struggle to accept what’s become the new normal.