Israel Prize for History: 2026
Prof. Billie Melman awarded the 2026 Israel Prize for History for groundbreaking research reconstructing suppressed voices and pioneering gender history in.
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Chief Rabbis Meet New City Rabbis
Israel's Chief Rabbis congratulated eight newly elected city rabbis, including those from Gedera, Ramla, and Be'er Sheva, on their vital mission to unite and.
Training Program for Religious Services in Ethipian-Jewish Communities Inaugurated
Ethiopian-Jewish rabbis undergo intensive training in Netivot and Sderot, focusing on modern kosher technologies and spiritual leadership.
Shaked Most Popular Girl’s Name Related to Nature
Shaked, meaning almond, is Israel's most popular nature-inspired girl's name with 11,218 registered. Arbel also sees widespread use for both boys and girls.
1,800-Year-Old Artifact on Display as Knesset Celebrates 60 Years
The Israeli Knesset marks its 60th anniversary with a new exhibition, displaying an 1,800-year-old artifact connecting ancient Jewish heritage to modern Israeli.
On Jewish New Year for Trees, Data Shows Decrease in Fruit Harvests
Israeli fruit harvests see significant decline ahead of Tu B'Shevat due to labor shortages & Shmita year impacts, with grape & avocado plantings down.
Ahead of Jewish New Year for Trees Next Weeks, Stats Released on Yields of Israel’s Orchards
Israel's orchard yields show a 3.4% decrease in 2025, with citrus at 31.7% of output. Almond plantings surged 44% ahead of Tu B'Shevat.
Daytime Jewish Prayer Held at Joseph’s Tomb for First Time in 25 Years
Jewish worshippers held a daytime prayer at Joseph's Tomb in Shechem for the first time in 25 years, a historic return enabled by Defense Minister Yisrael.
Israel Pushing for Price Supervision of Matzah as Passover Approaches
Israel's Ministry of Economy pushes for urgent matzah price supervision ahead of Passover, citing two companies' 80% market control and excessive profits.
Historic State Ceremony Marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day Held in a Muslim Country
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar attended a historic Holocaust Remembrance Day state ceremony in Kazakhstan, a Muslim nation, highlighting the rise of.