War of Independence
'Bravery never belonged to one gender': Israel's female combat legacy preserved in Ashkelon
As female combat soldiers take center stage in Israel’s current war, a historic site preserves the stories of women who have defended the state
Drafts of Ben-Gurion's 'Revolution of the Spirit' speech unveiled in honor of first PM's death
Israel Independence Day: 1948 calls out to a broken 2025 - opinion
Settler leader to 'Post': Gush Etzion is a critical asset for Israel’s future - opinion
The mother who defended her home during Israel’s War of Independence
Zipporah Rosenfeld, a fighter and a mother, faced an impossible dilemma: family or country?
Israel's Independence Day: Meaningful memorial sites
Israel's Independence Day is the perfect opportunity to deepen our historical connection with IDF soldiers who gave their lives for their country.
Basking in our nascent independence
In 1950, more than a million Israelis celebrated the nation’s second birthday.
The Nation-State Law: What was our original sin?
True democracy means equal rights and equal duties.
U.S. fighter pilot who was Israeli war veteran to be buried in Arlington
Lichtman, who died in March at 94 and was buried in Hollywood, Florida, will be interred Friday at the cemetery in suburban Washington, DC.
Nahal Oz considers evacuating
How it really was: The dead chicken squawked
Moving forward
We can all agree that Palestinians did flee or were expelled, and most of those Arab villages and towns are no more. Where we disagree is why.
Remains of fallen female soldier found after 70 years
25 year-old Private Liebke Schaeffer was killed defending Kibbutz Yad Mordechai against an Egyptian assault.
Pigeons, winged warriors that helped Israel to victory 70 years ago
Lacking communication devices during the war, the Israeli forces relied on a clandestine network of 68 dovecots spread across the country, and ran 'pigeoneer' courses for soldiers.
