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Israel Recognizes 6 Slovaks as ‘Righteous Among the Nations’

The Israeli Embassy there held a ceremony honoring Slovakian Righteous Among the Nations. It awarded six coins and certificates to six families who risked their lives saving persecuted Jews during the Holocaust.

Israel and Slovakia Sign Defense Export Agreement for 17 Radar Systems

The radar detects airborne threats, classifies them, calculates their threat level and provides essential data that enables systems to neutralize multiple threats simultaneously.

Polish Schools, Public Institutions Closed, Army Chief Diagnosed with Coronavirus

According to the Polish authorities, most of the coronavirus cases in Poland were individuals returning from Germany.

25 International Lawmakers in Conference of Israel Allies Foundation

The honorable visitors will meet with Minister Gilad Erdan, MKs Benny Gantz, Gidon Saar, and Yair Lapid, Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion, and Samaria Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan.

Israeli Arab Medical Student and his Neighbor Plotted ISIS Attack

In addition, the defendants discussed their desire to blow up a car bomb in the center of a Jewish city in Israel.

Preservation Project Using Drones to Map Out Jewish Cemeteries

The drones are collecting topographic data that EJCI experts, who are based in Kiev, Ukraine, use to track down and design plans for the cemeteries.

Netanyahu ‘Delighted’ by Slovakia’s Decision to Open Cultural & Innovation Center in Jerusalem

“It is my hope that this will be the first step towards opening a Slovak embassy in Jerusalem but we'll have time to talk about that."

First Day on the Job, New Foreign Minister Katz Insults Poland

Katz quoted late prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir, who said the poles drank in their anti-Semitism with their mother's milk.

Update: Polish President Pins Netanyahu Quotes on Malicious Media Manipulation

The Poles are considering the cancellation of the Visegrád States' conference scheduled to take place in Israel next week, and moving the event to Warsaw.

MK at Conference on Online Incitement: ‘Bots May Affect Israeli Voters’ Freedom of Choice’

Andrej Danko, Speaker of the Slovak Paliament, said that "Insane racists have become members of parliament here, among other things through the cheap use of social networks, while denying historic facts."

Netanyahu Heard on ‘Hot Mic’ Warning Europe Undermining Its Security

Europe, he said, was acting not just against Israel’s interests but against its own interests as well.

Watch: Netanyahu in Budapest, First State Visit by Israeli PM Since 1989

The prime minister's visit to Hungary is focused on promoting cooperation between the governments and the private sector, underlining high-tech, autonomous vehicles and new technologies.

BDS Movement Waits to Pounce as Netanyahu Heads to Paris

Somehow supporters of the anti-Israel Boycott, Divest and Sanctions (BDS) campaign nevertheless managed to politicize Netanyahu’s visit.

Slovak President Welcomed to Israel

It's the first visit to the Jewish State by a leader of Slovakia in nearly 20 years.

Wizz Air Expands Low-Fare Flights from Israel

Wizz Air also announced that the new routes would operate twice a week.

Holocaust Banknote Forger Adolf Burger Dead at 99

He visited the Bank of England and met the Chief Cashier, who presented him with one of the notes which he had forged in the concentration camp more than sixty years earlier.

Israel’s Material Well-Being and National Wealth Stats Up Across the Board

Israeli Jews were more satisfied than Israeli Arabs — 60% vs. 48% respectively.

A Story of Three Friends

The story of three friends in the Holocaust reunited 67 years later.

Fledgling Israel Lacrosse 2-0 in European Championships

Israel’s lacrosse team – which did not exist just two years ago – is dazzling the world of sports, defeating Slovakia and France in...

Please – Take Our Jews

What made the deportation of more than 80,000 Jews from Slovakia during World War II unique? It was this striking fact: In contrast with other countries, the Slovak government actually appealed to the Germans to enact deportation.

Viera Rybarova: A Remarkable Mission

Last year Viera Rybarova, professor of English language and literature in Bratislava, Slovakia, undertook a formidable task. Having read my Holocaust memoirs, she decided to translate one of the books into Slovak, where there is still a shortage of literature on the tragic fate of the Jews seventy years ago.

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