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A sign along the beach in Ashkelon pointing out where to run to in case there is a tsunami.
The train was evacuated and cordoned off after a suspicious bag was found on board.
Someone painted one of those 3D perspective images at the top of Ben Yehuda Street in Jerusalem.
The newest rabbinical Dayanim (judges) were sworn in at the President's residence on July 31, 2016.
A light rail conductor operates the train as it approaches the Ammunition Hill stop in northern Jerusalem.
Not just in Israel... A coffee shop own put up a sign for coffee. "Coffee" - 9 Shekel "Coffee, please" - 8 Shekel "Good Morning, may I have a coffee please" - 7 Shekel
Netanyahu holds up a map showing Israel's strengthening ties.
Netanyahu, Rivlin and Peres enter virtual reality.
Taking a break from politics for something more important...
Street performers play music on Ben Yehuda street in central Jerusalem.
A look into the the Jewish Quarter in Toledo, Spain.
The parents of Hallel Ariel enter the Temple Mount.
Normal children don't hold toy gun battles like this.
For years, Netanya has been fighting its reputation as the crime capitol of Israel...
Thousands of Chabbad women attended a rally at the Arena Stadium in Jerusalem.
President Rivlin promised that the terrorists will be found and dealt with.
The family baked a cake for the terrorist's birthday,
It wouldn't have been too difficult for the police to have identified all the masked Jihadists on the Temple Mount today...
Just because the barriers need to be there doesn't mean they need to be ugly.
Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman scribbles on the new F-35 stealth fighter.
Philanthropist Dr. Irving Moskowitz was laid to rest today on the Mount of Olives.
During the month of Ramadan, poor Muslim women sit along the streets of the Old City of Jerusalem, hoping to receive charity from their coreligionists.
Here are photos of some of the representatives from the Reform and Conservative Movements during their Protest-Prayer Rally at the Kotel plaza.
A journalist heard about an old Rabbi who visited the Kotel, the Western Wall, to pray there three time a day, every day for 50 years. Thinking it was a great story, he traveled to the Kotel, and watched the old man at prayer. When he finished, the reporter went over to interview the rabbi […]
Hundred of people bicycled from Kiryat Arab/Hebron to Jerusalem today in memory of Yitzhak Boanish, the Kiryat Arba security officer who was murdered in a terror attack 13 years ago.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with his wife Sara and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow.
Ever since former Defense Minister Amir Peretz was photographed looked through binoculars with the covers still on, it's become the photo everyone looks for first whenever our political leaders visit an IDF lookout point.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
“The Camera Man,” exhibition at the Tower of David Museum in Jerusalem is on display from May 26 — December 12, 2016.
We'd like to thank our readers who sent us the solutions to the Jerusalem Emoji Puzzle.
Can you solve these Jerusalem Emoji Puzzles?
Avigdor Liberman went to the Kotel to pray after being sworn in.
Jerusalem is lit up as part of the Jerusalem Light Festival.
The mysterious customs and origins of this mystical holiday.
We already showed you the workers building the miniature Eiffel Tower in Jerusalem for the Jerusalem Light Festival. This is how it looks like all lit up.
And once again the cement flows into Gaza...
Pesach is so important, that if someone wasn't able to go to the Temple and bring a Korban Pesach (Pascal sacrifice) they were given a second chance a month later on the 14th of Iyar. That day was called Pesach Sheni. The question always arises, who at the time of the Midbar (Desert) was ritually […]
Workers construct a copy of the Eiffel Tower in central Jerusalem ahead of the Jerusalem Light Festival.
The Israeli Navy shows off its newest naval vessel designated: Manta. The Manta is designed for amphibious landing of ground troops via the sea. The drill took place on the beach in the northern Israeli town of Atlit, on May 18, 2016.
More than a million rounds of ammunition, thousands of grenades, shells and mortars, hundreds of guns and even a motorcycle were returned.
Cows at a farm in the Jezreel Valley in Northern Israel. The milk cows are waiting to be milked.
It's hot outside. The animals at the Ramat Gan Safari are cooling off as best they can.
massive bushfire caused by an IDF flare raged overnight Saturday in the Mount Hebron region.
Elkana Friedman (14) is the winner of the annual Bible Quiz (Chidon HaTanach) held at the Jerusalem Theater on Israel's Independence Day. He received his prize from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister of Education Naftali Bennett on May 12, 2016. Elkana learns in the Bnei Tzvi yeshiva in Beit El. His father, Aharon Friedman […]
Photos by: Yossi Zamir/Flash90, Gershon Elinson/Flash90, Miriam Alster/Flash90, Hadas Parush/Flash90, Nati Shohat/Flash90
Israeli soldiers march with Kindergarten children from Efrat as they celebrate the upcoming 68th Independence in Efrat, Gush Etzion
Store owners have their blue and white paraphernalia ready for sale ahead of Israel's Independence Day this week. For some strange reason, balloon hammers have become part of the national tradition.
Russian-Israeli World War 2 veterans celebrate 71 years since the Allies victory over Nazi Germany, with a parade in Jerusalem on May 8, 2016.
Rehearsal sessions ahead of Israel's 68th Independence Day ceremony, which will be held on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem next week.
Chareidi Jews harvest wheat with a hand sickle in a field near the central Israeli town of Modi'in. They will store the wheat for almost a year and then use it to grind flour to make Matzah for next year's Passover festival.
Israeli lone soldier Eliezer First surprised his girlfriend Rachel Shechter with an engagement proposal.
Moroccan Jews (and friends) celebrate Mimouna - the colorful Pesach after-party where chametz (leavened bread) is cooked and eaten alongside other Moroccan pastries and delicacies, and always with music. And here's the Ashkenazi version at Angel's Bakery:
Members of the Samaritan community make their annual Passover pilgrimage to Mount Gerizim.
Armenians protest with flags and signs in front of the Turkish Consulate in Sheikh Jarach, Jerusalem.
Israel's Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David Lau (R), Israel's Sephardi Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef (2L), and Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon sell the Chametz (food containing leavening) of the state of Israel to Arab Israeli Mr. Jaber (L) before the upcoming Passover holiday, April 21, 2016.
Volunteers from the "Leket Israel" charity organization and Israeli President's residence workers, pack boxes with food for families in need ahead of the Jewish holiday of Passover, at the President's residence in Jerusalem.
Protesters stand outside the home of Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen in Jerusalem demanding the latest group of Jews being held in administrative detention be allowed to see their lawyers.
It's not a big rink, but it is real ice and real ice skates. They even have a fake Zamboni to smooth the ice out. It's definitely worth going to Cinema City during the Pesach vacation for some fun on the ice.
Jews from the Hasidic dynasty of Kretshnif prepare matzos:
Some archive photos by Ofer Zidon/FLASH90 from different IDF training exercises.
A ceremony event marking the end of the Shmita year (Sabbatical year), was organized by the organization "Kashrut leMehadrin", headed by Rabbi Yosef Efrati, on April 04, 2016. The Shmita year is the seventh year of the seven-year agricultural cycle mandated by the Torah for the Land of Israel. During Shmita, the land is left […]
The Beit Guvrin-Maresha caves located near the city of Kiryat Gat are a network of man-made caves excavated underground over 2,000 years ago. It was declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee on 22 June 2014. There are some 480 caves in the Beit Guvrin National Park.
Netzach Binyamin, the son of Meir Ettinger, was inducted today into the Jewish People. Meir Ettinger was unable to attend his firstborn son's Bris as he is being held a political prisoner in an isolation cell, with no charges being pressed against him. Prison officials disgustingly suggested that the brit be held in the prison […]
The IDF destroyed some of the walls of the house of the terrorist who murdered Gennady Kaufman in Hebron on December 7, 2015. It didn't take long for the terrorist's family to hang up their modern day Nazi flags. That's what happens when you don't finish the job. Photo by Wisam Hashlamoun/Flash90
The Grottoes of Rosh HaNikra, a geologic formation in Israel, located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, in the Western Galilee, Northern Israel. It is a white chalk cliff face which opens up into spectacular grottoes.
Residents of Beit Shemesh protest in support of the IDF soldier who shot and killed the wounded terrorist in Hebron.
A purebred Arabian horse is paraded at a horse beauty contest in Jericho.
That's right, it's Matza baking time...
As there's no school on Purim, Israeli schools hold their Purim parties and dress-ups earlier... Photos by Flash90: Yonatan Sindel, Gershon Elinson, Lior Mizrahi
On Sunday, Turkish citizens began laying roses and posting banners at the site of Saturday's terror attack. The posters say, "We're here and we're not afraid of you."
When you run a Jerusalem marathon in Adar, the one thing you are guaranteed - are costumes. Photo by: Nati Shochat / Flash90 Photo by: Nati Shochat / Flash90
Mayor Nir Barkat does a practice run ahead of tomorrow's Jerusalem Marathon. Jerusalemites beware... streets are going to be closed tomorrow.
Aerial views of the bridge and tunnels between Jerusalem and Gush Etzion.
Someone with a sense of humor, dressed up a bus stop on Jerusalem's King George street, for Purim.
It was a beautiful day in Israel, and visitors went to Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo.
That is the way to treat a fine musical instrument.
The Israeli President's wife, Nechama Rivlin, hosted Israeli women who had been assaulted, for International Women's Day at the President's residence in Jerusalem.
I think these tree, If trees they be, Are Dr. Seuss's, Can't you see? A Tfuffula tree, I count three Sprouting up in front of me. But how can that be on a Jerusalem street That a Truffula tree I could meet? On Ben Yehuda street! That is quite a feat, Most definitely a delightful […]
Sorry, but I couldn't resist that title when I saw the photo.
IDF soldiers on tour in the Old City of Jerusalem, sit in the Cardo and learn about the ancient (North-South) Roman road/shopping arcade. The Romans are long gone, but we Jews are still here... in our eternal capital.
I know it looks scary... big K-9 dog, masked and heavily armed IDF soldiers, and inside a Rami Levy (Gush Etzion) supermarket to top it all off. It looks like something serious just happened. But in reality, it's just a typical Monday. The soldiers came in to check the store during their patrol and get […]
It was Purim Katan the other day, and we were sent this photo of a pizza hamantashen. Looks good. (If anyone knows who took this photo, please let us know in the comments).
It's never too early to start making the Matzah. Young Chareidi men in Bnei Brak work the mills that grind the flour that will be use to make the matzah for the holiday of Pesach
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