EFRAT Saves 83,000 Israeli Babies EFRAT provides women who are considering their options regarding their unborn child with access to the most precise, updated information relating to their physical and emotional health. By Hadassah Bay It’s no secret that saving lives is a very Jewish “thing.” Jewish
Dead Terrorists Bring Summer Fun, National Pride to Palestinian Kids As always, the Palestinian Authority-run summer camps include a “national” aspect, and this year’s focus is the “numbered cemeteries.” By Beth Stern, United with Israel The theme for this year’s summer camps funded by the Palestinian
Chana: Succeeding at life by beating abortion Chana Reuven, an Ethiopian Israeli, got pregnant at the darkest point of her life. She refused to listen to her friends and family, telling her to choose abortion. Thus began her story of success. Today, Chana is 35 years
Israel’s Kickboxing Champ is New Immigrant from India ‘I always dreamt of making aliyah and becoming an Israeli champion. I now dream of representing Israel in international kickboxing competitions.’ By Abigail Klein Leichman, Israel21c Obed Hrangchal, 28, a mixed martial arts and kickboxing champion in his
On Anniversary of His Death, Bnei Brak Names Street After Hero Arab Police Officer First Sergeant Amir Khoury, who was killed last year while trying to stop a shooting terror attack, is the first non-Jew that the city is honoring with a street name. By Pesach
Israeli-Emirati Recognition of Drivers Licenses Goes Into Effect ‘Mutual recognition of licenses will make it much easier for the Israeli tourist, will save bureaucracy and is further evidence of the warm relationship between the countries,’ says Israeli foreign minister. By Pesach Benson, TPS An agreement between
UPDATE: Is Israel On the Brink of CIVIL WAR? A Palestinian Terrorist opened fire on the IDF in Huwarrah injuring two soldiers. This is the third shooting in the last several weeks, and Israel’s citizens have had enough. The organizers of the anti-government protests called for
A 6,000-year-old copper fishing hook was discovered in Ashkelon A 6,000-year-old copper fishhook— one of the oldest known in the world—possibly for fishing sharks or very large fish, was discovered in the Israel Antiquity Authority excavations carried out before the construction of the new Agamim neighborhood in
Tlaib faces backlash for tweet with false accusation against Israeli police Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) shared a tweet on March 26 purporting to show video of Israeli police attacking Palestinian teens in Jerusalem during the month of Ramadan, which started on the evening of March 22.
Netanyahu reject’s Biden’s call to ‘walk away’ from judicial reform Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday rebuffed U.S. President Joe Biden’s call earlier in the day to “walk away” from his government’s judicial reform push. “Israel is a sovereign country which makes its decisions by
