Religious & Secular in Israel

Doctors plan to reduce sedation and respiratory support for former President Shimon Peres this week.

The largest archaeological garden ever established in the State of Israel was inaugurated Monday at Camp Rabin, in the IDF Kirya Base in Tel Aviv.

Samaria Regional Council chairman Yossi Dagan was hosted in Crown Heights to talk about Israeli resiliency in the face of terror on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attack on New York.

PM Netanyahu extends holiday greetings to the Muslim and Druze citizens of Israel on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, the Feast of the Sacrifice.

A rock avalanche close to Sodom has caused a salt cave to collapse near Lot's Wife. A family barely made it out in time.

The Global School Twinning Network was awarded the Jerusalem Unity Prize for its work in promoting unity between worldwide Jewish communities and Israeli society.

When the first pioneers came to Kedumim 40 years ago, there was nothing. "The conditions were very hard," they said... but they came because it was "the land of our forefathers."

A bulwark in the Israeli business world has passed away: Moshe Wertheim, owner of Coca Cola Israel is dead at 86.

Israeli archaeologists will present to the public the new evidence recently uncovered of the truth of the Biblical kingdom of David.

Israel's prime minister and education minister agree on the need to instill comprehensive Zionist values in the nation's school curriculum.

Hundreds of new hotel rooms are slated for development in the capital in the near future, as tourism to Jerusalem continues to skyrocket.

DM Liberman says Israel will not negotiate with Hamas in Gaza, and there will be no compromises over two IDF soldiers' bodies held hostage by the terror group.

Passengers on an Israeli bus were not physically harmed as the driver navigated his way through a rock attack by Arab terrorists.

Galilee residents are planning a protest over cutbacks in crucial development funds.

Lawmakers are cracking down on activists loyal to the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement who work to delegitimize Israel.

More than 230 new immigrants arrived in Israel from Ukraine, many of them badly traumatized.

Barkat asked for a plaque with the words of David Ben-Gurion, who called Hebron 'Jerusalem's sister city.'

A witty Hebrew-language Honda commercial plays on the Israeli funny bone but may be too controversial for the market.

Almost half of the residents of the holiest city in the world are living under the poverty line.

Naturally, when MK Odeh speaks of two states, he really means four states: three purely Arab — Jordan, the PA and Gaza, and one 20% Arab — Israel.

Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman told the Yisrael Beytenu faction he won't give media interviews until at least Rosh Hashana: first he has to "learn the material."

The anxiety of wondering how long it will take till the ambulance arrives may soon become a thing of the past, thanks to GPS technology.

The High Court gave a green light for the Jerusalem Day Flag Parade to march through the Muslim Quarter.

Likud MK Benny Begin is outraged that fellow party members supported the appointment of new Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman.

President Rivlin was asked by Arab high schoolers how they should grapple with the Jewish symbolism in the national anthem, as non-Jews.

Egypt's chief cleric reprimanded Israel for allowing its holy city to be sullied with a nude dance performance.

The man who gave a new, planet-wide meaning to the word 'happy' will bring his music and his muse to Rishon Lezion this summer. Israelis are happy!

A delegation of 140 worldwide Israel Bond representatives met with Pres. Rivlin in Jerusalem.

Arab terrorists hurled rocks at Egged bus 83, smashing its windshield, in Ma'ale Zeitim across from the Mount of Olives cemetery.

Israelis honored the nation's victims of terror at a special ceremony at Jerusalem's Mt. Herzl cemetery.