יום רביעי, ט״ו אב תשפ״וWednesday, July 29, 2026
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By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Many forget that the holiday, which begins a few days after Yom Kippur, also fell during the height of the fighting.
Some people just can't wait until after Yom Kippur to start building their Sukkahs.
There's an indoor food court that looks like you are sitting outdoors, in Italy.
Long exposure photographs shows a meteor shower near Nahal Paran, in the Israeli Negev desert.
The average Israeli is spending thousands of shekels trying to figure out how to keep their kids busy in August.
Orangutans are an endangered species.
This is an actual showroom from Ikea in Israel. Check out that view!
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin roamed around Israel freely and in disguise together with Shin Bet agents.
Residents of Evyatar are keep up their end of the deal with the government and are packing up to leave, to hand over the keys to the town to the IDF.
With the deal finalized... we present pictures of some of the youth in the community of Evyatar.
A Resident of Gush Etzion displayed a “sovereignty” flag at Sunday's final 16 European soccer (football) championship match in Budapest between Holland and the Czech Republic.
In protest of MK Tamar Zandberg's bill that would outlaw part of Chabad's outreach, protesters put on Tefillin near Zandberg's home.
When the settlers accuse the indigenous people of Israel...
A collection of nighttime photos of Iron Dome interceptions over Israel.
The Samaritan Passover ceremony on Mount Gerizim was held on Sunday evening.
IDF soldiers prepare for Memorial Day.
Photos from the Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremonies.
Even the animals in the zoo are celebrating Pesach, at the Ramat Gan Safari.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
Some 120,000 PA Arabs will be vaccinated by Israeli medical teams with Moderna vaccines, which have been allocated by the state, at eight different locations throughout Judea and Samaria.
The drivers were trained in the safe operation of the vehicle, driving in off-road conditions, and operating the vehicle with a patient on board.
As America celebrates Presidents’ Day, one man and his life’s work gives us an appreciation of what the presidents meant to him – and should mean to all of us.
The Gush Etzion security department will be able to monitor the springs and warn visitors of any dangers
View of Lupines blooming at the Lupine Hill, in Emek ha'Ela.
Amphibious beach landings, drones, rockets... everything you need for a large-scale terror attack.
It's not quite normalcy in the outdoor Mamilla mall in Jerusalem, but there are people walking around and shopping... at least until the coming lockdown.
The first Hebrew city's reputation as a hub of outdoor activity has been bolstered in the age of Corona.
Rabbi Elimelech Firer's message to the public: Get vaccinated!
By Baruch Lytle
An old, heavy coffee-table transformed into a beautiful dreidel-shaped menorah stand now sits not far from the bimah at the shul where, one year ago, a terrorist stormed into the house of the community’s Rabbi hoping to kill as many Jews as he could.
Some brave soul in Tehran hung up a banner across a main road in Tehran...
A little foreshadowing by PM Netanyahu on April 30, 2018.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman were taken on a private tour of the City of David on Wednesday evening by Ze'ev Orenstein.
After years of struggle, Israeli officials have decided to grant Jews an hour-and-a-half in the afternoons to go up to the Temple Mount.
By Avi Abelow
On November 2, 1917, the Balfour Declaration appeared on the world stage.
UAE, Bahrain, Sudan... Joint Arab List?
Israel's northern district saw huge fires on the outskirts of Nof Harim that consumed about 1,000 acres and led to the evacuation of about 5,000 residents.
The postcard collection documents Israel’s history, from the Ottoman Period and British Mandate to the early Pioneers, from the Six-Day War through the early 21st Century.
On Saturday night, Ashkenazi Jews begin saying Selichot. Plus video from the Kotel.
The students who arrived in more than 70 elementary and middle schools were greeted by some 200 street performers at the school gates.
Encountering a manta is the dream of every diver who enters the water, but in Eilat such an observation is rare.
Each member of the medical staff received a personal gift: designer coffee cup filled with chocolate bars.
Six of the UAE's most distinctive and impressive landmarks were sculpted from sand at Tel Aviv's Geula Beach.
The Amal Stream running through Kibbutz Nir David in the Beit She'an Valley in northern Israel.
Iran's military forces are spread out over 125 locations in Syria, including on the border with Israel.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The majority of the new arrivals hailed from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois and California.
Health care workers take test samples from Israelis to check if they have been infected with the Coronavirus.
In today's cancel culture, leftwingers are unhappy that Goya's president praised the US president, and Trump returned the praise.
The exodus from Beitar Ilit on Wednesday morning perfectly showcased the abject failure of the Israeli government to properly deal with the second Coronavirus wave.
Friends of late Israeli soldiers Oron Shaul and Hadar Goldin wear masks as they protest for their release from Hamas captivity, outside the Knesset.
Baby chicks that are on sale at the market in Rafah, Gaza.
Cleaning was carried out in all offices at Beit HaNasi, including bathrooms and kitchens.
A sign in Mea Shearim asking residents of Rehavia (Jerusalem), Tel Aviv and other Red Zones, not enter their neighborhood due to Coronavirus.
By Eliana Rudee
Among the 3,500-plus photographers participating in the Israeli-initiated challenge were photographers from the Palestinian Authority, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
The lion statues in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City have been repainted with appropriate coronavirus masks and safety messages.
Airlines and airports in Israel are gradually getting back in the air.
The work day at MDA's Logistics Center started about two months ago and has not stopped since, even for one minute.
The Israeli school system opened its doors on Sunday for grades 1-3 and 11- 12 after weeks of closure due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The Israeli Air Force acrobatic team flew over all the hospitals of Israel on Israel's 72 Independence Day, to honor the medical staff during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Yonit Schiller document Jerusalem- usually teeming with people and buzzing with energy- become transformed into this eerie yet peaceful vision.
With the maximum allowed number of participants, former Chief Rabbi Eliyahu Bakshi-Doron was buried in Jerusalem's Har Hamenuchot ceremony, after dying from the Coronavirus.
Israel's Ultra-Orthodox are helping those in need during the coronavirus crisis.
The focus is on neighborhoods with a lot of violations of the coronavirus health regulations.
Coronavirus or not, Pesach is coming and people need Matza to eat.
All around Israel, the country is being cleaned before the upcoming Passover holiday, like never before in history.
Whether you're in Venice at the mask festival, flying to Rome, waiting at Ben Gurion Airport, or even in Har Gilo, wearing a mask is in.
In Efrat, students recreated the Gush Katif human chain protest.
Soldiers from Battalion 51 of the Golani brigade take part in a training drill in the city of Tzfat on February 12, 2020.
New signs have been posted for hikers in Israel's south, to watch out for balloon bombs.
Israeli ski and snowboard on the Hermon Mountain in northern Israel.
Members of the Shalva Band love to share hugs and love, and President Trump was the lucky recipient.
The Pashkevil calls on the public to show their gratitude to Netanyahu for his support of the Haredi community.
Many thousands of Israelis will be spending Shabbat in Hebron in honor of Parshat Chayei Sara.
Don't worry. It's all just makeup.
What are you supposed to do when it turns out your cousin is an Islamic Jihad terrorist?
IDF soldiers on Patrol in al-Arrub, north of Hebron, on November 13, 2019.
Firefighters worked to put out the fire before it could cause too much damage.
Israeli soldiers close the gate leading to the Island of Peace in Naharayim, northern Israel, on the border with Jordan,
Prime Minister Netanyahu, and eventually, whoever follows after him in the top seat, is getting a shiny, like-new, pre-owned Boeing 767-300ER, nicknamed Air Force One.
Netanyahu visited the Palmachim Air Force base and checked out the cool flying things they have on the base.
The tombs are believed to be the burial site of Queen Helene of Adiabene and her family.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday night celebrated his 70th birthday with members of “Team Bibi,” the squad he commanded when he served in the Elite IDF General Staff Reconnaissance Unit, the famed Sayeret Matkal.
President Trump sent a Happy Birthday note to Prime Minister Netanyahu, in honor of Netanyahu's 70th Birthday.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
The marathon is one of five official Israeli marathons and is considered one of the most challenging.
US Ambassador to Israel honored the memory of Ari Fuld on Sunday evening, at the memorial and dedication service held in Gush Etzion.
A memorial plaque for Ari Fuld was installed at the Gush Etzion shopping center on Wednesday.
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