Its Fun to Be Free for a Bit: Israeli Students…
Over 2.5 million Israeli students, including those at Kiryat Ono's Warsaw Elementary, began summer vacation…
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Latest Articles by Eitan Elhadez-Barak
Israel Formally Recognizes Armenian Genocide; Community Responds With Mixed Feelings
Israel formally recognized the Armenian Genocide in Jerusalem, with Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar citing a…
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Meet the Seventh-Grader Who Read 469 Books in a Single…
Seventh-grader Shai Tondovsky, 12, was recognized as Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s top reader for the fourth year,…
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Annual Druze Pilgrimage Highlights Growing Concern Over Southern Syria
Druze pilgrims at Nabi Shuaib express alarm over massacres and displacement by Ahmed al-Sharaa's government…
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Bnei Brak Memorial Day Ceremony Bridges Social and Religious Divides
A Bnei Brak Memorial Day ceremony united Haredi and secular Israelis, bridging social and religious…
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“An Israeli Seder At Its Best.”
Penina Talal organized a heartwarming Seder for over 100 people, including "tent city" refugees, in…
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Kiryat Shmona Remains Under Fire as Residents Refuse to Leave…
Kiryat Shmona, a northern Israeli town, endures ongoing Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon, yet some residents…
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‘Even After the Harshest Winter, Life Returns’: Iranian-Israelis Mark Nowruz…
Iranian-Israelis in Jerusalem marked Nowruz during wartime, blending ancient traditions with a poignant tribute to…
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‘We Just Finished Renovating’: Iranian Missile Hits Same Israeli Home…
David Zuaretz's home in Petah Tikva, Israel, was hit by an Iranian missile for the…
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‘Even My Family Doesn’t Know I Was Injured’: The Hidden…
Israeli volunteers bring light and renewal to wounded soldiers in the Negev desert. One soldier,…
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