Program to Support Lone Soldiers, the Elderly and the Needy
The Tel Aviv International Synagogue (TAIS) Launches Program to Support Lone Soldiers, Olim, the Elderly and the Needy Through COVID-19.
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Program to Support Lone Soldiers, the Elderly and the Needy
The Tel Aviv International Synagogue Launches Program to Support Lone Soldiers, Olim, the Elderly and the Needy Through COVID-19
Fight Continues for Gilo Families
Community leader fights for families that ‘lost everything in a moment.’
Single Mother Wins the Lottery
Single mother wins 4 million shekels. ‘First of all, I’m buying a house,’ she says.
Wanted: Jews with a Sense of Mission
How ‘Garin Torani’ communities across Israel are breathing life into struggling communities.
Siblings Seek Status for Secret Palestinian Mother
Arab siblings from Lod reveal decades-long cover-up of their parentage, and seek citizenship for their real mother.
Award for Veteran Hareidi Soldier
Yaakov Laniado, who survived an angry mob, fell captive in war, and went undercover in Syria, recounts his remarkable story to Arutz Sheva.
Shas Council’s First Meeting without Rabbi Yosef
The Shas council will discuss hareidi enlistment, school system for first time since Rabbi Ovadia Yosef’s passing.
What Rabbi Yosef Left Behind
A neighbor of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef shares what gives him comfort. Mourners continue to flock to home, gravesite.
Father of 8 Wins NIS 26 Million
Lottery winner plans to save money for his children and give to the needy.
Israel Jumps to 13th in Math Olympics
Israel’s ‘Math Olympics’ team brings home six medals, brings Israel up in the listings.
Jewish 'Hermit' from Herzliya Speaks
Documentary stars Israeli man who decided to carve his own home out of a cliff face.
Bnei Brak Helps Man find Money in Garbage Bin
The city of Bnei Brak pitched in to help a man whose wife accidentally threw away his money.
Haifa’s ‘Chametz Hotline’ for Passover
Deputy mayor invites Haifa residents to report illegal sales of leavened bread.
Israeli Farmer Invents Solution for Lemon Rot
A lemon grower from southern Israel has successfully tested a product to prevent mold that kills lemon groves.
Man Dies Suddenly in Tel Aviv Half Marathon
A man suffered severe heatstroke and died Friday morning during the Tel Aviv half marathon. 15 others hospitalized.
Weather: Hot Friday, Stormy Sabbath
Friday will be partially cloudy and dry, while the Sabbath may see thunderstorms.
Counting Votes: Why Small Parties are Worried
How Israel counts its votes, and why small parties fear high turnout will leave them outside Knesset.
Jerusalem to Name Highway for Shamir
Jerusalem plans to honor former Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir.
Study: Which Academics Leave Israel?
The Central Bureau of Statistics looks at who leaves Israel, who stays, and the ties between schools and citizenship.
It’s Official: Police Exempt from Parking Laws
Social media pictures show police cars parked illegally, Justice Ministry confirms that policy is not to give a ticket.
‘Aunt Mary,’ Friend to Soldiers, Dead at 58
Soldiers knew Miriam Feiner as “Aunt Mary,” who ‘loved IDF soldiers like her own children.’
Bnei Brak: Passersby Lift Car off Injured Woman
Passersby who saw an elderly woman run over by a car sprang into action to save her.
Teen Killed in Shootout near Beit Shemesh
A disturbed 18-year-old threatened murder, then attempted to kill police volunteers. He was shot and killed.
Better Place Replaces Israeli CEO Shai Agassi
Israeli entrepreneur Shai Agassi has been ousted as CEO of the company he founded. Agassi will now serve as director.
New Film: Israelis from Pioneers to Entreprenuers
“Israel Inside: How a Small Nation Makes a Big Difference” tells the story of Israel's many contributions and innovations.
‘Fly-Out’ for Flotilla Activists
Israel has turned the tables on flotilla activists and is conducting a “fly-out” deportation of activists who tried to sail to Gaza Wednesda
Chabad is Zionist, Rabbi Says
A spokesman for the Chabad-Lubavitch Chassidic movement says the sect is Zionist in its support for Israel.
Hareidi-Secular Common Ground
Hareidi-religious politicians and secular students from Tel Aviv have found common ground in the housing crisis.
Approval for Digital Textbooks
A law that would provide students with a digital alternative to standard textbooks is making its way through the Knesset.
3 Rocket Attacks Awaken Israelis
For the fifth time in as many days, Gaza terrorists fire rockets at southern Israeli residents. And Israel retaliates.
Jewish WWII Vets to Be Honored
The Cabinet Sunday approved a memorial site to Jewish soldiers who fought in World War II and helped the victory over the Nazi regime.
Regev Attacked at Rental Protest
MK Miri Regev is attacked in Tel Aviv by protesters against high housing prices. Protest was hijacked by radical leftists, she says.
Barkat on BBC: Jerusalem is Ours
Jerusalem mayor Nir Barkat on BBC: Is there anywhere else in the world where someone would dare tell Jews or Blacks that they cannot build?
Protest for Temple Mount
Activists protest anti-Jewish discrimination on the Temple Mount and Muslim disrespect for the site's holiness.
MK Throws Fit at PM’s Speech
MK Hanin Zoabi pushes Knesset guards as they escort her out after she rails against Prime Minister.
Police Inscribe Masada Torah
Senior police officials quietly went at dawn to the ancient fortress of Masada to attend a graduation and inscribe a letter in a new Torah scroll.
No Falafel at McDonalds
Tourists wanting to experience the local atmosphere when eating falafel can breathe easier – McDonalds has removed “McFalafel” from its menu.
'Go Green' and Make Money
Israel’s "green machine" helps make the country energy independent, lessens the need to buy coal from Israel-haters and makes money for homeowners.
Israel Grows One Tree at a Time
Women in Green director Nadia Matar is doing in Judea and Samaria what the JNF did decades ago – planting trees to keep Israel in Jewish hands.
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