Israelis Show Growing Interest in Learning Persian, School Says
Dialogue, an Israeli language school, noted growing interest in learning Persian, prompting new Farsi classes, manager Tamir Agasi confirmed.
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Gaza Fears Being ‘Forgotten’ as Iran War Rages
Palestinians in Gaza fear being forgotten as the world's focus shifts to the escalating Iran-America war, which began with a joint strike killing Ayatollah Ali.
Gaza Fears Being ‘Forgotten’ as Iran War Rages
Palestinians in Gaza fear being forgotten as the world's focus shifts to the escalating Iran-America war, which began with a joint strike killing Ayatollah Ali.
Education Committee and Committee for the Rights of the Child Demand Immediate Solution for Private Daycares | Chairwoman of the Committee for the Rights of the Child MK Keti Shitrit: “The Treasury’s plan cannot pass in its current form, it is a cumbersome and unprofessional solution”
Knesset committees demand Treasury revise its daycare aid plan, calling it discriminatory and harmful to parents and staff.
For First Time, Haredi Soldiers of Hasmonean Brigade Operate in Lebanon
Israel's Haredi Hasmonean Brigade is conducting targeted raids in southern Lebanon for the first time, marking a significant expansion of its operational scope.
Israel 8th Happiest Country for Second Year, Despite War
Israel ranks 8th happiest globally in the 2026 World Happiness Report for the second year, with youth happiest, despite prolonged war, per Bar-Ilan U.
Government Ministries’ Assistance and Response to New Immigrants During Operation “Lion’s Roar” | Acting Chairman of the Aliyah, Absorption, and Diaspora Committee MK Mizersky: “We must consider establishing an exceptions committee for family reunification precisely during wartime”
Ministries discuss aid for new immigrants during Operation "Lion's Roar," noting 10,946 property tax claims and 25,000 proactive calls.
Israeli Schools Partially Reopen After Two-Week War Closure
Israeli schools partially reopened Monday in regions like Beit Shean Valley, Gaza border communities, and Judea and Samaria, after two weeks of Iranian missile.
Family Ties Strengthen Israeli Teens’ Resilience Amid War, Researchers Say
A Hebrew University study led by Prof. Tali Gal reveals Israeli teens' resilience is strengthened by family ties, despite the war undermining their sense of.
After Twenty Years, Israeli Families Return to Homesh
Ten Israeli families moved into Homesh B in northern Samaria, a first permanent return after the 2005 disengagement, with leaders like Orit Struck present.
‘We’re Not Scared’: Jerusalem Carries On Amid War
Despite a 12-day war with Iran, Jerusalem residents like Erez Yitzhakov and Efie Ohana at Mahane Yehuda market maintain a sense of normalcy, as reported by.
The Committee for Immigration, Absorption, and Diaspora Affairs discusses responses for immigrant children and youth during wartime
A Knesset committee convened to address the needs of immigrant children and youth during wartime, with MK Gilad Kariv emphasizing crucial support systems.