Haredi Battalion Rushed to Gaza during Basic Training Finally Graduated
The Haredi fighters’ war began on the day of Simchat Torah, October 7.
On Purim 5784 Israelis Eke Out the Silly
Turns out being happy is hard work for a people tormented by war and atrocities, and so, we salute them!
AI Renders US Navy Boats on Gaza’s Shore
We then asked to see President Biden feeding a Gazan child. Appetizing? You be the judge.
The Smiling Soldier Project: Remembering Elkana Newlander
A tribute to Sergeant First Class (res.) Elkana Newlander, may his memory be for a blessing.
Almond Trees Are Blossoming in Israel a Month ahead of Tu BiShvat
“The warm temperatures trigger the mechanisms of the fragrant and colorful flowering, which is designed to attract pollinators."
Israeli Flag and Hostages’ Portraits Raised in Antarctica
In the wake of the war, the symbolic act of raising the Israeli flag amidst the icy expanses of Antarctica took on heightened significance.
Rosh Chodesh Kislev Prayers Resume in Gaza after 19-Year Interruption
"Prayers on steroids everywhere."
Day 37: IDF Forces Fighting on the Ground in Gaza
New images depicting the IDF infantry and armored units operating in the Gaza Strip.
IDF Kills 20 Terrorists Who Emerge from Tunnel on Gaza Beach
Air Force aircraft that were directed by IDF forces attacked Hamas military buildings, anti-tank positions, observation posts, and military infrastructure along the Gaza coastline.
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Haredi Lone Soldiers Receive Gift of 4 Species for Sukkot
Over the past few days, the Netzah association distributed 450 fancy four species sets to the Haredi soldiers.
What a Difference a Year Makes in Tel Aviv
You know, the Internet has a very long memory.
58 Israeli Artists Blow Minds in 38 Rooms of Tel Aviv’s Imperial Hotel
I was there Monday night and couldn’t stop firing my camera. These are but a few of the images.
Tel Aviv Light Rail to Start Service August 18 after 100 Years’ Interruption
The NTA has been accused of management waste that allegedly included lots of partying.
Watch Black Whip Snake Dying after Trying to Devour a Hedgehog in Shoham
"At the end of the match both the hedgehog and the snake met their deaths in this tragic encounter."
1700 Israelis Gather to Hear the Book of Lamentations on Mt. Herod
Herodion is an ancient Jewish fortress and town, the only site named after King Herod the Great.
KKL-JNF Presents: Ancient Synagogues You Must Visit on your Israel Vacation
The ancient synagogues tell the Jewish story spanning thousands of years.
It’s Not Autumn Yet, But the First Squills Are Already Popping in Israel
“I hope the images will help cool down the people of Israel a little, ahead of a particularly hot week."
New Tower of David Museum Reopening Thursday after 3-Year Construction
“No other museum can tell Jerusalem’s story in such a distinctive setting, within the citadel that has witnessed so many events in the city's past."
Jerusalem Day in the Years Just Following the City’s Liberation
KKL-JNF released these photos offering a glimpse of life in Jerusalem in the 1970s, only a few years after the Six-Day War, in honor of Jerusalem Liberation Day.
Ram Calves Born in Arava Nature Preserve Experience their First Rain
To the brand-new ram calves who until this week had known only sunshine and dry sands, the rain was a wonderful surprise.
Snow, Blocked Roads, Sunken Cars: Meet Winter Storm Barbara
Flash90’s Maor Kinsbursky on Tuesday offered a delightful photo essay. Enjoy!
Blue Box Behind the Greening of Israel Turns 122
Filmmaker Woody Allen confessed to stealing money from the JNF box in his anti-Israel NY Times op-ed many years ago.
Eye Opener: Thomas Friedman Tours Hebron’s Jewish Community with Yishai Fleisher
Hebron is not flat.
Shabbat Chayei Sara 5783 Is Shabbat Hevron, Tents and All
On Cheshvan 24, 5783, November 18, 2022, Jews flock to Hebron to hear the Torah passage about our zeidi’s real estate deal.
KKL-JNF Reveals Rare Archival Photographs on President Chaim Weizmann’s 70th Yahrzeit
Weizmann was a delegate to the Second Zionist Congress of 1898, together with Herzl.
64 Vultures Released into the Wild Ahead of Yom Kippur
“We wish the vultures a long and beautiful life."
United Hatzalah Treats 576 Injuries in Uman over Rosh Hashanah
The injured Hasidim mainly sustained contusions, abrasions, broken bones, shortness of breath, and other moderate and minor injuries.
Motorists Start the Week with Sinkhole Across Tel Aviv’s Major Highway
It was a miracle this happened on Shabbat when traffic in Israel is relatively tame.
See Azerbaijan through the Eyes of an Israeli Photographer
Zislin received an honorable mention at the International Photography Awards 2020 contest in Fine art, Landscapes and Architecture, and Cityscapes.
KKL-JNF Releases Old Maccabiah Images to Celebrate the 2022 Games
The Maccabiah Games were proposed by Yosef Yekutieli in 1929 at the Maccabi World Congress.
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