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Interview with Sarit Michaeli from B′Tselem: Creeping annexation - Vimarsana News

Interview with Sarit Michaeli from B′Tselem: Creeping annexation

The NGO B′Tselem investigates human rights violations committed by the Israeli military in the Palestinian territories. In interview with Kai Schnier, Sarit Michaeli, the organisation′s spokeswoman, explains why a peaceful settlement of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians is receding into distance and neither politicians nor generals are interested in reducing the

The demise of fireworks: How PTSD awareness changed Israel's Independence Day - Vimarsana News

The demise of fireworks: How PTSD awareness changed Israel's Independence Day

Widely considered a 'must' for Israel's birthday until now, fireworks canceled this year in many cities and towns out of respect for military veterans suffering from post-trauma

There is no such thing as a lone soldier in Israel - Vimarsana News

There is no such thing as a lone soldier in Israel

From the blog of Daniel Polisar at The Times of Israel

Hundreds of thousands of Diaspora Jews Share in Masa's virtual and in-person Yom HaZikaron ceremony - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of thousands of Diaspora Jews Share in Masa's virtual and in-person Yom HaZikaron ceremony

Minister of Diaspora Affairs Nachman Shai and father of Sgt. David Solomonov z”l joined the largest English-language ceremony at Latrun, Israel and broadcast on Facebook Live.

Source: jns.org
Remembering Israel's fallen: Hero after hero - Vimarsana News

Remembering Israel's fallen: Hero after hero

On Mount Herzl, row after row, hero after hero — All Israel's fallen soldiers are a personal matter for Israelis.

Source: jpost.com