Gush etzion
Jewish settlement is a strategic necessity across the West Bank - opinion
From the Jordan Valley to the hills of Samaria, widespread settlement can deny terrorists sanctuary and strengthen Israel’s security.
Homes evacuated in Gush Etzion as massive fire breaks out in the area
Israel’s next government must save the country before it is too late - opinion
At Israel's biggest Bible study gathering, thousands turn to Tanakh for answers on politics
Remembrance Day: 'All that I have left of you is a photo on a wall'
"Remembrance Day is a time when everyone grieves together. I remember him all year, but once a year for one day, everyone remembers him together with me."
Attempted stabbing attack at Gush Etzion Junction
No injuries were reported and the terrorist reportedly died of his wounds.
Moshe Moskowitz - Dreaming with eyes wide open
IN HIS long life, Moshko experienced and embodied the entire spectrum of Zionism.
Attempted terror attack at Gush Etzion Junction thwarted
The alleged attacker was holding a cleaver and was shot.
Donation campaign to help Horgen family after alleged terrorist attack
Funds collected through a new campaign set up via Facebook will go to the family of alleged terror victim Esther Horgen.
8-year-old falls into stream - sucked into subterranean pipeline
Standing on the edge of the stream for a better view, the 8-year-old boy tripped and fell in, disappearing within seconds.
Israel and PA push for control of West Bank's Area C via land registration
“These are the critical years in which the fate of the territory is being determined.”
Shalva dedicates an apartment for disabled adults, promotes integration
Kalman Samuels, Shalva's founder and president, thanked his "partners" in Gush Etzion and Efrat, adding that, "With the anchor you've provided, we will continue to build."
We should be careful not to generalize
“In a religion in which saving life is the highest value ... how can we account for a religious leadership that consistently pursues policies that increase sickness and death?"
Rare finding supports idea of high literacy rates among biblical Jews
The finding, a complete inkwell dating to the end of the Second Temple period, was made at the Horvat Brachot excavation site in Gush Etzion.
