The war through the eyes of HaShomer HaChadash
Hashomer HaChadash founder, Yoel Zilberman has a clear vision of how Israel should prepare for the future and wars to come: “Countries will first take care of themselves.”
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'The first woman E Streeter': Springsteen band drummer remembers Suki Lahav, Jewish violinist
Voices Israel anthology 2025: Celebrating English poetry shaped by war, love, and memory
Passover 2026: Great films to watch during the holiday
Celebrate International Women’s Day on the small screen: Shows with strong women to watch
TV TIME: March 8 is International Women’s Day, and the small screen offers a great many movies and series featuring unforgettable females.
Jerusalem highlights: March 6-12
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Want to take a shower without being interrupted by missiles? There's an app for that - review
Both sites feature English and Hebrew versions, and joined Hooked, the meet-singles-in-the-bomb-shelter-app as the latest examples of brilliant resilience from Startup Nation.
Where campus meets kindergarten: HIT and Holon Municipality bring STEM to young learners
HIT and the Holon Municipality have launched a pilot program placing the institute’s students in local preschools to ignite a love of science from early childhood.
Women redefining power in Israel
Six women lead with courage
Israel needs a mother
It’s time for women to take the wheel
As Iran keeps attacking Israel, kids at home need to be entertained as sirens ring out
Back and forth to the shelters, with children who are out of school, they need to be entertained and reassured.
Online activities: Museums offer programs for kids during Operation Roaring Lion
There is likely no substitute for leaving the house and taking the kids places, but now that this is impossible, many museum and cultural organization websites offer online activities for children.
Single in the bomb shelter? This Israeli app lets you look for love during war with Iran
Once Operation Roaring Lion started, Hooked's developers quickly adapted it to where it was needed most: bomb shelters.
KKL-JNF unveils archival photos recalling the enduring joy of Purim celebrations
The photographs, dating from the 1920s through the 1950s, captured the vitality and communal creativity that defined the holiday during the British Mandate period and the early years of Israel.
