Artist Tomer Peretz painted the two slain hostages alive and laughing at Teddy Stadium, and Rachel Goldberg-Polin spoke at the dedication.
The former hostage says the photos from Shifa Hospital show why her survival was a miracle, and her mother recalls 471 days of waiting.
Northern Brigade troops and Southern Command engineers destroyed the underground route east of the Yellow Line, the IDF said.
Friends of the IDF is putting more than 50 filmed testimonies online in English so American supporters can hear the stories firsthand.
Avinatan Or's greatest fear was being forgotten, and he told his captor that Jews and Arabs will both still be in the land in 100 years.
Navigating the treacherous waters of antisemitic slang in the digital age requires awareness and understanding.
Brooklyn's political landscape heats up as candidates grapple with a local food cooperative's potential boycott of Israeli goods, sparking debate over free speech and economic discrimination.
U.S. military action escalates amid stalled diplomatic efforts.
Israeli soldiers, recovering from devastating injuries, find solace and strength through dance, embodying resilience in the face of adversity.
Nine operatives receive life sentences for aiding the IRGC, highlighting Iran's destabilizing regional influence.
A new exhibition delves into the historical and cultural intersection of Jewish traditions and esoteric practices, revealing a complex tapestry of faith, magic, and identity.
Leaked reports suggest collusion within Israeli security facilitated illegal trade into Gaza.
