Israel’s Mount Hermon site reopened to visitors on Tuesday morning for the first time since October 7.
The site has been a closed military site for 514 days.
Despite a week of heavy snowfall, skiing is still prohibited due to damage caused…
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8 remarkable female scientists – ISRAEL21c
International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8, emphasizes women’s rights, with a focus on gender equality, reproductive rights, and ending violence against women.
Its origins, however, go back to the labor movement of…
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Netanyahu’s medical file to be viewed by judge only – Israel News
The documents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s medical file will not be shared with the defendants of his defamation lawsuit against journalists Ben Caspit, Uri Misgav, and attorney Gonen Ben Yitzhak, Judge Menachem Mizrahi ruled on…
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Taiwan says it’s ‘impossible’ for US to retreat from Asia Pacific | Politics News
Taiwanese Defense Minister Wellington Koo says it’s in the US’s ‘national interest’ to maintain the status quo in Asia.
Taiwan has said it’s “impossible” for the United States to retreat from the Asia Pacific, despite growing doubts…
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Secular and religious IDF reservists unite to teach youth lessons in solidarity
Rabbi Yishai Englman was gravely injured by an explosive device in Gaza during the Gaza war. Tomer Brock, a secular high-tech professional and reserve battalion commander, was wounded by sniper fire in Jenin during the same war.
Despite coming…
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Israeli life sciences sector sees $2.7 billion investment surge
Investment in Israel’s life sciences and health-tech industries grew by 25% in 2024, reaching $2.7 billion, according to a new report from the Israeli Advanced Technology Industries (IATI), the Israel Innovation Authority, and PwC Israel.
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Omer Shem Tov's father to Arutz Sheva: Faith kept him and us strong the entire time
Malachi Shem Tov tells Arutz Sheva about his son’s resilience in captivity and how Omer worked to maintain his Jewish identity. ‘They would recite the Kiddush for five months on a bottle of grape juice that they received.’
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Gazans face tough choices as their future is debated on global stage
Paul AdamsBBC News, Jerusalem
Getty ImagesJabalia, in northern Gaza, was once a bustling and tightly-packed refugee camp Jabalia, viewed from the air, is breathtaking.
A Hiroshima-like wasteland stretches as far as the eye can see. The mangled…
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Uncle of Hostage: 'Maximum pressure on Hamas'
Micha, uncle of hostage Eitan Mor, urges the government to abandon Steve Witkoff’s plan, saying that it prolongs the hostages’ suffering.
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Israel’s RAFAEL and America’s Kratos to launch Prometheus Energetics
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, a technology company in the defense, national security, and global markets, and Israeli defense tech company RAFAEL Advanced Defense Systems announced last week that they would be entering a new joint…
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