A community service helps families in quarantine, including running errands, taking out garbage, doing shopping and delivering care packages to children.
This year, widows of fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism will be embraced by Zoom rather than in crowded cemeteries. But the pain remains the same.
Exclusive interview: Sagi Muki, Israel’s Olympic gold contender and World Judo Champion, speaks about his unlikely friendship with Iranian athlete Saeid Mollaei.
A bride and groom share their big day with another couple whose wedding plans were cancelled due to rocket fire, with the hall owners covering the extra costs.
The son of a Christian-Arab minister and seriously wounded as a Golani fighter, Youssef Haddad has dedicated his life to defending Israel’s reputation on the world stage.
Command Sgt. Maj. V.'s family lived in fear under the regime of Saddam Hussein and hid their Jewish identity. They became the last Jews to arrive in Israel from Iraq.
Muawiya Kabha, a Muslim paramedic, made a special appearance at the wedding of Shahar Kugelmas and Nir David, and told how he had arrived at the scene of a car crash in April 2009 to find Shahar dead.
A Biblical archaeologist gives Israeli schoolchildren a chance to uncover a First Temple city, deepening their connection to Jewish history and Israel.
My wife gave birth to our first child in Ashkelon while terrorist rained down rockets. The hospital may have been hit by shrapnel, but we have emerged stronger.
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