Tomato voted ‘most Israeli vegetable’
A recent poll conducted by the Volcan Agricultural Center reveals Israelis’ favorite vegetable is the tomato. Preferred method of consumption: in salad. The Volcan Agricultural… Read More ›
A recent poll conducted by the Volcan Agricultural Center reveals Israelis’ favorite vegetable is the tomato. Preferred method of consumption: in salad. The Volcan Agricultural… Read More ›
He will be interviewed live on stage by outgoing Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief Steve Linde. Iconic American actor Michael Douglas, the 2015 Genesis Prize laureate,… Read More ›
Commanders attempt to beat back the lure of the private sector, with its siren song of far more comfortable conditions Sitting on broken chairs… Read More ›
Rona Ramon creates a meaningful legacy out of her double bereavement and grief. Tragedies and crises often reveal the talents and leadership potential of those… Read More ›
Jerusalem – Despite denouncements and bans imposed by rabbis and religious leaders, many of Israel’s 750,000 Haredim are secretly and increasingly using the internet,… Read More ›
State ceremony fetes ‘civil heroes,’ including quake aid worker, Holocaust survivor, and the widow of Israel’s first astronaut Israel abruptly crossed over from mourning… Read More ›
Manuel Valls to meet Netanyahu, who has rebuffed French initiative to create international forum for Israeli-Palestinian agreement French Prime Minister Manuel Valls will visit… Read More ›
Memorial service commemorates the 2,576 civilians killed in terror attacks since Israel’s War of Independence; terror victim interrupted Netanyahu’s speech. The annual state memorial service… Read More ›
Four teenagers who lost their fathers during the Second Lebanon War are brought together to discuss their loss: ‘I may not remember his voice, but… Read More ›
Manuel Valls describes UNESCO’s references to Israel, vows to ‘never deny the Jewish presence and Jewish history in Jerusalem.’ French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on… Read More ›
In Israel’s first decades, phone access was a luxury. Now, 96 percent of Israelis own cellphones. When Israel entered its 1948 War of Independence,… Read More ›
Israel is not isolated. What it is, however, is badly misunderstood and not universally loved, and both those conditions leave us often wringing our hands.… Read More ›
Making sure Israeli students learn math and science at the highest levels will ensure Israel can meet any threats it may face, Education Minister Naftali… Read More ›
During the conflict between Israel and Gaza, more than 4,500 missiles were fired by Palestinian terrorists on 70 percent of the Israeli population. The… Read More ›
Fiamma Nirenstein cites ‘personal reasons’ for pulling out as Israeli ambassador-designate to Rome Israel’s ambassador-designate to Italy has withdrawn her candidacy for the role… Read More ›
Muhammad Awieda of East Jerusalem allegedly drove Bashar Massalha, who killed US citizen Taylor Force, to scene of terror attack An East Jerusalem man… Read More ›
IDF announces shutdown just hours before it goes into effect; exceptions to be made for ‘humanitarian cases’ Israel closed off the West Bank and… Read More ›
As Israel remembers its fallen soldiers and victims of terror, musician Rebecca Teplow releases song dedicated to 18-year-old Ezra Schwartz, who was murdered in November… Read More ›
Gay IDF reserve soldiers are protesting in front of the prime minister’s residence against the fact that Israeli law does not automatically recognize same-sex partners… Read More ›
After initially saying ‘threat of an Israeli military rescue operation’ was what brought Egyptian forces to Israeli embassy, where security staff were besieged by demonstrators,… Read More ›