A farmer does not leave his land, says Avida Bachar
Yaakov Lubinewski’s entire family was murdered by the Nazis eight decades ago and now he spends his time helping others through their own loss
Police officer Remo Salman El-Hozayel ferried festival-goers out of harms way on October 7
Hamas is dependent on the emirate financially, the prime minister said
In the months since October 7, Shimon Biton has filled tens of thousands of orders for soldiers across the country
Milei is set to appoint Shimon Axel Wahnish, the head of the Argentine Moroccan-Jewish community, his country’s ambassador to Israel
‘The fingerprints of Iran can be found on every conflict now underway in the Middle East, from Gaza to Lebanon to the Red Sea,’ said Gila Gamliel
A delegation of cowboys have travelled to Israel to help look after farms usually worked by Israeli reservists called up to fight
The remains were identified by archaeologists on Saturday
With no body left to identify, family lays her personal effects to rest
‘God has not always protected us in Europe,’ said the PM
The new train will only run for 43 minutes on Saturdays
The three-stage race has been backed by cycling's governing body
A majority of Swedes support a ban on the public burning of religious texts
The project would link Haifa to the Saudi Gulf port of Damman, the UAE and Bahrain
British-born Rabbi Moshe Haliwa's tefillin were deemed a strangulation risk by guards at Queen Alia airport in Amman
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