Some families of female observer soldiers murdered by Hamas are not just grieving—they’re angry. And they demand accountability for October 7.
Bulletproof Backpacks Feature Israeli Technology
ArmorMe backpacks unfurl in a matter of seconds and come lined with double-panel kevlar plates to protect against bullets from handguns.
Immigration to Israel up Nearly 30 Percent Thanks to Russians
Aliyah from Russia rose by 72 percent to 7,884 arrivals this year. The number of Ukrainian Jews making aliyah was likewise up.
The Miss Universe Pageant Could Be Coming to Israel Soon
Representatives of the Miss Universe Organization have met with Israeli producers in New York and have secretly visited Israel to look into staging a pageant there.
Secular Ayelet Shaked Is at Home in the Religious Right
Shaked’s ascent seems to working its magic for the right: A recent poll shows the United Right winning 12-13 seats in the next Knesset.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister
Netanyahu, 69, on Saturday surpassed the number of days as prime minister held by David Ben-Gurion, the country’s first prime minister.
Coexistence on the Menu at Izak Hummus in Jerusalem
Izak hummus cafe is co-owned by Samir Kanwane, who is Arab, and Gal Itach, who is Jewish.
Less Mess Translates to ‘Balagan Be Gone’ in Israel
The Haifa-based organizing guru explores the how-to of tidying up on her podcast and via email newsletters, consultations and online courses.
U.S. Diplomats Help Inaugurate Pilgrimage Road in Jerusalem
The excavation of the pilgrimage road under Palestinian homes in the Silwan neighborhood of eastern Jerusalem has been a point of contention between Israel and the Palestinians.