Defense tech is not a sector — it is a stack. From AI platforms to bent metal, every layer is hiring. Israel leads the charge with record exports and a start-up ecosystem called to war.
The Israeli government's historic decision to recognize the Armenian Genocide was never meant to be a fleeting political gesture. It was a moral milestone for the Jewish state, a recognition that two ancient peoples bound by shared suffering and resilience deserve nothing less than the full truth.
A new study reveals how drought and water mismanagement are pushing Israel's northern streams toward ecological collapse, threatening biodiversity, tourism, and public health.
Karim Khan’s dismissal exposes ICC hypocrisy, but Israel’s legal battle continues. Will a new strategy save the Jewish state from war crimes charges?
Israeli startup Plantopia secures $9M to produce the world's first complete casein from plants, a green, lactose-free protein that could revolutionize the global dairy industry and strengthen Israel's high-tech leadership.
Every Israeli abroad carries the weight of representing their nation. A journey to Crete reveals how small acts of dignity can counter hostility and build bridges.
Israeli researchers discover that living near grass and trees during pregnancy slashes chronic stress hormones, offering a simple, cost-effective health boost for mothers and babies.
From the halls of Congress to the primary battlegrounds, Israel dominates American political discourse. Yet, when voters are asked what truly matters to them, the Jewish state barely registers. This paradox reveals a deeper truth: Israel has become a symbolic battlefield for America's own identity wars.
Hillel International filed and withdrew a legal brief supporting Harvard against Trump's antisemitism enforcement, sparking a firestorm over Jewish institutional loyalty and campus safety.
A new report reveals that British Jews have lost trust in all major UK institutions, citing systemic failures in policing, education, media, and the legal system to protect them from rising antisemitism.
Houthi militants struck two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, threatening a second global oil chokepoint alongside Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade. The US launched its 12th night of strikes on Iran, as President Trump threatens infrastructure and Tehran vows retaliation.
The Israeli passport has reached its highest ranking in two decades, placing 18th globally with visa-free access to 166 destinations. This achievement defies security challenges and underscores Israel’s diplomatic and economic strength.
Europe is turning to Israeli air defenses as Russian drone incursions surge. The IISS report reveals 144 breaches, and Israeli systems like Arrow-3 and HYPNOSIS are leading the response.
Arab voters could determine Israel's next government, but Jewish leaders across the spectrum are ignoring them. A strategic failure for national unity.
The Trump administration's potential split with the UN refugee agency could reshape international refugee policy, with significant implications for Israel.
In a powerful display of national resilience, dozens of wounded police officers gathered in Jerusalem for a Shabbat of strength and solidarity, just days before Tisha B'Av. Meanwhile, a unique Torah scroll dedicated to singles finds a new home in Kibbutz Kissufim.
Discover how your digestive system works before the first bite and why understanding it is key to maintaining the energy and focus needed to defend Israel and build its future.
As Tisha B'Av approaches, a journey through Singapore and Japan reveals quiet lessons in kavod and tzniut that can help heal Israeli society from within.
An ancient Chinese plant, Polygonum multiflorum, may offer a multi-pronged solution to hair loss, targeting hormones, blood circulation, and cell health. Israeli researchers are cautiously optimistic.
Igor Levit returns to Israel for his first full recital since the October 7 attacks. The renowned pianist donates all proceeds to youth music education and stands firm against antisemitism.
Avi Goldberger, ninth-generation Jerusalemite and co-owner of HaTaklit Pub, creates an oasis of unity in Jerusalem’s heart — where Jews, Arabs, and the world find common ground.
Tel Aviv's beaches and bars remain vibrant despite a 77.7% drop in tourist arrivals. The city's spirit of resilience and innovation shines through, as locals keep the pulse alive while waiting for international visitors to return.
As Israel heads to the polls, Likud’s attacks on the Central Elections Committee raise fears of a challenge to the results. Legal experts warn of a ‘Stop the Steal’ strategy.
The early Zionists did not simply call themselves Zionists. They practiced Zionism. Zionism was a verb.
Avocados are healthy, but a new study reveals they won't sharpen your memory or speed up your thinking. Here's what the science really says about this superfood myth.
Gershon Baskin’s attack on Jewish settlers is a modern blood libel. Regavim data reveals 90% of UN ‘violence’ reports are fabrications. The real threat is foreign-funded demonization of Israel.
The passing of Qatar's Father Emir exposed Iranian hostility. While the UAE led Gulf solidarity, Tehran attacked Doha during mourning, proving Gulf security remains indivisible.
In a decisive move late Tuesday night, the Knesset voted 46-41 to pass legislation restoring the Chief Rabbinate’s exclusive control over kosher certification in Israel. This law, championed by the Shas party, reverses reforms from the previous government that allowed private Orthodox organizations to issue kosher certificates in their own name, provided they met state standards.
Twenty one years after the 7/7 bombings, Britain’s failure to confront Islamist extremism has left Jewish communities vulnerable and the nation at risk. Israel knows the truth: you cannot defeat an enemy you refuse to name.
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