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Head of Israeli army’s rescue team in Surfside, Fla., plays ‘Hallelujah’ tribute to victims

Col. Golan Vach, the grandson of Holocaust survivors, noted that his team’s work marked the first time ever that the United States allowed a foreign army to operate on its soil in a humanitarian assistance mission.

US, Israeli governments team up to invest $7.15 million in clean energy

The total value of the projects is $17.4 million, which includes $10.25 million in cost-share from the companies selected for funding.

Syrian Druze villagers call to join Israel

Historically loyal to the Assad regime, the ethno-religious minority fears retribution by Islamist forces that ousted the dictator.

New study reveals 912 percent increase in anti-Semitic content on TikTok

“The lack of boundaries, combined with the growing success of this platform, makes it an ideal virtual home for hate speech and extremist content,” it concluded.

Israel’s National Food Security Initiative honors Herzog, IFCJ

“No human can be truly respected without caring for their basic needs, the most elementary of which is food,” said Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who launched the initiative in 2017.

Jewish 19th-century ‘Rembrandt’ still relevant 200 years after his birth

Jozef Israëls’s works, which were shown at the Fifth Zionist Congress, appear at top Dutch museums, the Metropolitan Museum, Art Institute of Chicago and Philadelphia Museum.

Israel Nitzan Archives

War in the north, the defense budget, and strategy

Israel must bring back the hostages, look past the current operations and prepare for the Israeli-Iranian showdown, mainly—but not solely—in Lebanon. Israel needs a strategy, and it needs it now.

Palestinian terrorists keep defying their profile

A 50-year-old woman shatters the profile of the “typical” Palestinian Arab terrorist. Indeed, those who aim to harm Israelis represent all ages and genders, all economic brackets and social circumstances.

Extremists crowdfunded more than $6.2 million online in recent years, ADL report finds

“Internet crowdfunding makes it incredibly easy to spread extremist messaging,” says ADL’s Mark Dwyer.

Palestinian Refugees Archives

IDF fires on 'Lebanese soldier' who approached border

The individual was evacuated to a hospital in Israel according to the Israel Defense Forces. The Israeli military did not confirm the LAF's claim that the man was a Lebanese soldier.

America does not have the ‘horrible past’ of Germany

How can a writer in “The Washington Post” even begin to compare the two histories?

Israel hands over terrorists' bodies to Jordan

The two gunmen were killed by Israeli forces after crossing the border to carry out a shooting south of the Dead Sea on Oct. 18, 2024.

Israel’s illegal guns problem

Iran is the main source of illicit weapons across the Middle East.