Israel history
Will we forever live by the sword? - opinion
A deeper look at the heritage and history of the Jewish people teaches us that this is not merely a random sequence of disasters, persecutions, and wars.
75 years of investing in Israel: The Man Behind the Concept
The blast that still echoes: The King David Hotel bombing, 80 years on
Mapping Israel’s path to independence: 12 sites that tell Israel's real story
Herzl and the First Zionist Congress: Then and now - opinion
We need a new Herzl and a new Zionist Congress, not for the purpose of establishing a state or defining identity, but to breathe the spirit of solidarity and Jewish brotherhood into an era of strife.
'The Arc of Our History': Pivotal moments in Israeli history - review
Stanley Ringler engaged in the development of political support groups, political education programs, and lobbying in Israel and the US.
A.B. Salem: Forgotten Zionist and Jewish freedom fighter of India
Abraham Barak Salem, an Indian nationalist, Jewish social reformer and later a Zionist, was born in 1882 in Cochin, in the princely state of Kerala.
Oscar winner Richard Trank: Shimon Peres film ‘embarrassment of riches’
Trank's film "Never Stop Dreaming: The Life and Legacy of Shimon Peres" is currently streaming on Netflix
God is in Israel's Declaration of Independence - opinion
It is clear from the Tanach that “Rock of Israel” is an expression of our steadfast faith in God as our rock, our strength and our protector.
Unseen footage from First Lebanon War released for first time
In the black and white footage, dozens of troops are seen gathered on top of armored personnel carriers and tanks as they head into Lebanon.
SAGGER: New game allows users to lead Israel through the Yom Kippur War
The name of the simulator, SAGGER, comes from the weapon that was used en masse by the Egyptian and Syrian armies to fight Israel.
UAE Archives directors visit Israel’s National Library for first time ever
Among the fields of collaboration agreed to in the 2020 Abraham Accords, the two institutions are working to preserve historical memory and cultural heritage.
Prehistoric Israelis enjoyed their booze some 7,000 years ago
Strainers found in two different sites in the region testify of beer production and consumption in the Chalcolithic period, possibly in connection with ceremonies and feasts.
The Peel Commission Report of 1937
On July 7, 1937, 84 years ago, the report of the Palestine Royal Commission, also referred to as the Peel Commission, was submitted to Parliament.