Learning Doesn’t Have to Slow Down With Age, Research Shows
Groundbreaking Israeli-U.S. research challenges assumptions: learning doesn't have to slow down with age. Older adults thrive with active methods, boosting
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Israeli Parents Favor Traditional Names While Mohammed Shows Declining Popularity
New data reveals Israeli parents favor traditional names like David & Avigail. Mohammed shows declining popularity among Muslim families, reflecting a
Sudden Flu Death of Jerusalem Child Leads to Four Life-Saving Transplants
Jerusalem boy's sudden flu death leads to four life-saving transplants, showcasing the power of organ donation in Israel.
FM Sa’ar addresses gala event in Jerusalem for largest ever delegation of pastors from the United States
FM Sa’ar addresses gala event in Jerusalem for largest ever delegation of pastors from the United States, reaffirming support for Israel and the Jewish people.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs lit in orange on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Ministry of Foreign Affairs shines in orange on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Gideon Sa’ar condemns violence.
Israeli Off-Road Star Trains in UAE Sand Dunes and Chases Dakar Rally Dream
Israeli off-road star Alona Ben Natan trains in UAE sand dunes, chasing her Dakar Rally dream amidst challenging terrain.
President Herzog meets with Mayor of New York Eric Adams
President Herzog meets with Mayor of New York Eric Adams to strengthen ties between Israel and the city of New York, expressing gratitude for his unwavering
‘Charlie is Gone, But the Truth he Fought For is Not’: Jerusalem Remembers Charlie Kirk
'Jerusalem pays tribute to Charlie Kirk, the U.S. conservative activist, with a memorial attended by hundreds, honoring his legacy of humility and devotion.'
A Lone Woman in Blue and White”: Miriam Mattova Confronts Rising Antisemitism as Toronto Raises the Palestinian Flag
As Toronto raised the Palestinian flag over City Hall for the first time, the most powerful image of the day came not from the ceremony, but from a lone woman standing across Nathan Phillips Square. Wrapped in the blue-and-white flag of Israel, Miriam Mattova walked with silent courage into a moment charged with tension and fear for many Jews worldwide. Without signs, chants, or a crowd behind her, she became a symbol of resilience — confronting rising antisemitism simply by refusing to hide her identity. In a city where a Jewish woman now needs police protection to stand visibly as herself, Miriam’s quiet defiance spoke louder than any speech: a solitary stand for dignity, pride, and the right to exist without fear.
‘I Risked My Career’ to Speak Out for Israel, Says Canadian Model
Canadian model risks career to speak out for Israel, gaining support and finding her voice in the process.