Some families of female observer soldiers murdered by Hamas are not just grieving—they’re angry. And they demand accountability for October 7.
Robert Kraft Launching $1 Million Competition to Fight BDS
Kraft is using the proceeds from his 2019 Genesis Prize to establish a competition called “Speak Out for Israel.”
Can Israel’s Watergen Change the World Through Clean Water?
Watergen uses technology that filters humidity from the air to create clean, fresh drinking water.
Susan Weiss Advocates for ‘Chained’ Women in Israel
Weiss is the founder of the Center for Women's Justice, which works on behalf of Israeli women “chained” to husbands who won’t grant them a Jewish divorce document.
Israel and America, Building Bridges by Airing Differences
American and Israeli Jews must acknowledge how different they are to begin the sacred work of healing their relationship and ensuring that the Jewish people remains one people,
Jewish Agency to Introduce New Operating
The Jewish Agency will work to ensure the safety of Jewish communities around the world and fight against rising anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.
Israel’s President to Task Gantz With Forming Government
Gantz will have 28 days to try to form a government coalition. If he fails, Knesset members have 21 days to advise President Rivlin of their support for
Discovery of Golda Meir Letter to Bereaved Families in 1973
In the years following the establishment of Israel, it was customary for the prime minister to send a letter for holidays and official occasions.
There Are Now More Than 9 Million People Living in Israel
The current total population includes 6.744 million Jews, 1.907 million Arabs and 441,000 people who identify with neither group.