The Israeli Family Farming the ‘Four Species’ for Sukkot While the four species make a seven-day appearance come fall, their growth is a year-long project that requires care and attention throughout. By Naama Barak, ISRAEL21c If you ever come across Jewish people waving around a bundle
Riyadh Envoy Visits Ramallah as Israel and Saudi Arabia Move Closer to Peace The main agenda, according to senior Saudi officials, is Riyadh’s growing ties with Israel and how it will affect the Kingdom’s relationship with the Palestinians. By United with Israel Staff As a normalization
Meet Tara, an Israeli Chatbot that Matches Patients to Clinical Trials Newest service from Belong.Life provides automated solution for cancer clinical trial matching and recruitment. By Abigail Klein Leichman, ISRAEL21c Cancer patients hoping to be part of a clinical trial for a new therapy often have
VIDEO: Fatah Celebrates ‘Largest Kidnapping Operation’ This month, Fatah terrorists reenacted the capture of eight Israeli soldiers in Lebanon in 1982. A video posted this month shows a reenactment of the capture of eight Israeli soldiers in Lebanon in 1982, in which the camera films from
Israel Says it’s in Visa Waiver Program, But US Won’t Confirm Israel has been seeking acceptance into the U.S. Visa Waiver program for decades. By TPS The U.S. State Department on Monday denied that any final decision to admit Israel to the U.S. Visa Waiver Program
Yishai Fleisher receives Ari Fuld Lion of Zion award The second annual Lion of Zion Award was presented to Yishai Fleisher, the international spokesman for the Jewish community of Hebron, on Thursday night, the fifth yahrtzeit (anniversary of his passing) in Kfar Etzion. About 200 people,
50 years ago, Israel was nearly destroyed Fifty years ago, Israel came as close as it ever has to losing a war. While the Arab Islamic nations can repeatedly lose wars without paying much of a price, Israel can only lose one major war. That Israel
Israel says it’s in Visa Waiver Program, but US won’t confirm The US State Department on Monday denied that any final decision to admit Israel to the US Visa Waiver Program had been made, despite an official announcement from Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs that its application had
IDF strikes Hamas outpost in Gaza amid border riots An Israel Defense Forces drone struck a Hamas terror outpost in the Gaza Strip on Monday, in response to ongoing rioting along the border with the Palestinian enclave. Hours earlier, a terrorist opened fire on troops stationed
PM blasts protesters for disrupting Yom Kippur service in Tel Aviv A commotion ensued during a Yom Kippur prayer service in a central Tel Aviv square Sunday after organizers used Israeli flags to set up an improvised barrier to separate male and female worshippers in defiance
