Ariella Roitman
Ramon Foundation hosts children’s event marking Space Week
Dutch airline KLM retracts decision to resume Israel flights
Anti-Hamas gangs utilizing new tactics in Gaza, putting terror group on high alert - report
On This Day: Israeli former prime minister Yitzhak Rabin assassinated 30 years ago
Rabin was shot by far-Right Jew Yigal Amir following the prime minister's agreement to cede Israeli territory to the Palestinian Liberation Organization in an attempt to achieve peace.
Save Israel's Joseph Bau House, the Tel Aviv art museum
Joseph Bau – artist and Holocaust hero – rescued so many. Now his daughters want to save his museum and legacy.
Rabbis call on Maryland Auction House to cancel sale of Nazi memorabilia
Alexander Historical Auctions will be auctioning off valuable items owned by Nazi officials and used for the persecution of Jews during World War II, including a gold watch that belonged to Hitler.
Nearly 6% of kids reported long-COVID symptoms 90 days after infection
Children who had multiple COVID-19 symptoms were also found to be at higher risk for long-COVID.
Jerusalem's best, family friendly activities
From indoor amusement parks to zoos to interactive museums, Jerusalem may just be Israel’s most kid-friendly city. A comprehensive guide for all the family.
Lights-out opening of 21st Maccabiah
Coined as “The Jewish Olympics,” performances and appearances from US President Joe Biden and Israel’s biggest stars were overshadowed by the captivating sense of Jewish, Zionistic pride.
Georgia State police return home after two-week Israeli training
This was GILEE's 29th year of peer-to-peer professional training between Israeli and Southern police officers.
Hutzot Hayotzer: A celebration of art in the holy city of Jerusalem
This year, the festival will take place from August 15-27, enabling artists to display their wares and some of Israel’s top performers to entertain the crowds at Sultan’s Pool nearby.
Scientists uncover ancient fossil frog mystery - how did they die?
Paleontologists from University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland made the discovery after studying the bones of the fossil frogs, which revealed that the ancient amphibians had died during mating.
Antisemitic hate crimes in California increase by 32%, report shows
According to the Executive Summary of Hate Crime in California, from 2020 to 2021, the number of hate crimes rose from 115 to 152.