Rabbis' Historic 'Tour of Communities' Reenactment Next Week
The original 'Tour of the Communities' (Moshavot) was held by the Land of Israel's top rabbis – led by Rabbis Kook and Sonnenfeld – in 1913.
The original 'Tour of the Communities' (Moshavot) was held by the Land of Israel's top rabbis – led by Rabbis Kook and Sonnenfeld – in 1913.

Friends and neighbors of an Israeli cyclist arrested for crossing the Egyptian border are planning a protest. Another Israeli detained.

The Hamas terrorist organization posted a shocking video about kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit, clearly designed to wage psychological warfare.

Nationalist activists Marzel and Ben-Gvir proclaim, “We have sovereignty over Jerusalem. Bibi should understand he is not Mitchell’s clerk.”

Hundreds of Bnei Menashe in northeastern India gathered together earlier this week for communal celebrations of Yom Haatzmaut (Independence Day).

A PA thief stole a car in Jerusalem as a three-year-old sat in the backseat. The child was later found unharmed.

Wineries in Judea and Samaria win a total of seven awards. One winner credits observance of sabbatical year.

On Independence Day a reunion was held for Bnei Akiva graduates of the movement's Moshava camps in North America throughout the years. Enjoy.

Jewish Home MK was the guest of NU head Ketzaleh, as the two religious Zionist factions seek elusive unification.

Israel-bashers had a field day panning Israel’s ban on imported IPads. Now, Princeton Univ. says the gadget can interfere with others' services.
The large black curtain covering the famed Jaffa Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem was removed today at official Jaffa Gate Rededication Ceremony.

DM Barak held his annual Independence Day get-together for thousands; others protested the intention to destroy two Jewish Samaria neighborhoods.

More than 17,000 tons of humanitarian aid were delivered to Gaza from Israel last week through the various crossings.

Letters arrived from US President, Queen of Britain, President of Turkey, and President of Egypt, among others.

Lt.-Gen. Ashkenazi tells IDF's top soldiers that if war breaks out, he has confidence that they will defeat Israel's enemies.

Israel's soldiers may be discharged with more than a new rank to show for the experience: the IDF may be granting credits for a Bachelors Degree.

Rabbi Rafi Feurstein, Chairman of Tzohar Rabbis speaks about the religious meaning and value of Israel's Independence Day

The days of remembrance and independence are days used by the Bnei Akiva youth group to strengthen their Zionist education. Watch two videos.

Israel’s 62nd birthday began at Mount Herzl ceremony with clear message: Jerusalem is united. (Links to videos on Israel at article end)

Israelis drove overland for nearly 24 hours to reach Rome, where El Al jets brought them back home just in time to celebrate Independence Day.
In addition to paying respects to fallen soldiers, many come to military cemeteries Monday to hear the stories of the heroes and be inspired.

Israeli-Arabs scrawled swastikas and pictures of Palestinian Authority flag on the walls of a synagogue and home near Tel Aviv.

Rabbi Stewart Weiss, father of slain IDF Staff-Sgt. Ari Weiss who was killed in 2002, is hosted on a special Memorial Day edition of TNL

Twelve of Israel's top doctoral students in the sciences will be given the prestigious Adams Award for their work.

Rothschilds meet Prime Minister, pledge $150 million for new national library.

Closure will be lifted on Tuesday at 23:59, in accordance with security assessments.

PM Netanyahu honors fallen soldiers, says peace will come “only if we are prepared to defend our country.”

PA Arabs attack motorists in Judea and Samaria, Arabs in Yafo desecrate synagogue.

Two flights to Barcelona had to turn back in mid-air but flights to Rome, Madrid and Athens continued.

The PA smashes 7.5 tons of watermelons and will put merchants on trial for doing business with Jews in Judea and Samaria. Fayyad's goal: Jerusalem.

Israel and Jews world over memorialize the immeasurable loss of 22,682 fallen soldiers and over 2000 terror victims.

A large weapons cache was found Sunday in the upper Galilee by police. Three suspects were arrested, including a non-Jewish soldier.

Independence Day events: Independence Hall, IDF bases and other places will be open free of charge, and IDF will hold naval and air shows.
“All the news that’s fit to print” is the NY Times motto, but its agenda was revealed when it called a Jerusalem neighborhood a “settlement.”

MKs say DM Barak, who asked High Court to postpone decision on razing homes, is evading the real solution: his authorization of the neighborhoods.

Online reports reveal virulently anti-Israel views held by staff at the New Israel Fund and the New York Times. Activism can help.

"When a Jew visits Jerusalem for the first time, ...it is a homecoming," says renowned author and activist Elie Wiesel in ads in USA papers.

The Ariel University Center recently hosted the online Math Olympics, a competition including groups from Israel and around the world.

A PA activist has labeled former New York City Mayor Ed Koch a "Zionist racist” and “depraved liar” who has "one foot in the grave."
A study conducted in Israel links rocket attacks to depression, post-traumatic stress. Warning systems found to reduce trauma.

Dozens of Arabs took to the streets of Jerusalem Thursday to protest the presence of Jews. This time they dressed up a child in Hamas headwear.

Tuesday Night Live in Jerusalem will hold a Memorial Day special featuring Israeli war hero General Doron Almog of the Entebbe operation.

President Peres and Paris Mayor Delanoe dedicated the new Ben Gurion Promenade in Paris, on the banks of the Seine, near the Eiffel Tower.

Israel has sent home a Lebanese national suspected of dealing drugs on behalf of the Hizbullah terrorist organization.

Israel Police will conduct a wide-scale national exercise, together with all of the country’s security and emergency forces.

A visit to the new AACI center, where North Americans meet to better acclimate to Israeli society while spending time with "people like them."

Chief of Staff says the IDF 'sees the Bible as a guide in the deep and practical sense of the word,' in meeting with Bible Quiz contestants.

Despite severity of charges, High Court keeps accused spy under house arrest but orders that she be supervised by her family 24 hours a day.

Israel allows Israeli-Arab to enter Lebanon to receive prize, but it's not clear if Lebanon will let him in.

Israeli dignitaries converged on the Begin Center in Jerusalem to pay their last respects to President Lech Kaczynski.

A young, unidentified couple checked their old lottery tickets to discover they had won it big –the biggest, in fact.

The majority of PA Arabs in a recent survey opposed “proximity talks” with Israel, and supported a unilateral declaration of a new country in 2011.

The IDF will allow Gaza “infiltrators” staying in Judea and Samaria more time to appeal orders to return home. Human right groups object.

Propaganda espoused by the Hagana in 1948 to malign the Etzel and Lehi is now a central theme in the anti-Zionist narrative. The date: April 1948.

Nearly three dozen MKs, including Deputy Ministers, demand that Netanyahu prevent the razing of two Jewish neighborhoods.

Senior Israeli politicians, military men, rabbis remember the Shoah on Holocaust Memorial Day.

Scottish sheriff finds that targeting Israeli citizens for protest is not anti-Semitic or illegal.

The stories of the six Holocaust survivors who lit flames in memory of the victims on Sunday night. Memorial siren in Israel at 10 a.m.

In City of Patriarchs, descendants of Yitzhak (Isaac) and Ishmael help each other spruce up Biblical-era remains.

Palestinian Authority forces uncovered 17 explosive devices in northern Samaria and transferred them to the IDF.
