Diver Discovers 900-Year-Old Crusaders Sword off Haifa Beach
“The discovery of ancient finds by swimmers and leisure divers is a growing phenomenon in recent years, with the increasing popularity of these sports.”
PM Netanyahu Emphasizes Importance of African Relations with Togolese FM Robert Dussey [video]
Prime Minister Netanyahu underscored the warm relations and long history Israel has with Togo when he met with Foreign Minister Dussey in Jerusalem.
When A Jerusalem Neighborhood Was A Transit Camp
Rabbi Haim Sabato tells the tale of the Jerusalem transit camp in which he and his family lived when they immigrated to the Holy Land from Egypt.
2008 Terror Massacre Survivor Moshe Holtzberg Arrives in Mumbai
It’s the first time Moshe Holtzberg has been to India since his parents, Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, were killed on November 26, 2008.
Silver Trumpets Pierce the Heavens in Prayer Rally Opposite Temple Mount
The mass gathering was accompanied by trumpet blasts sounded by silver trumpets made by the Temple Institute for use in the Holy Temple.
UK to Loan Bust of Winston Churchill After Trump Requests Its Return to White...
British aristocracy have apparently not yet recovered from President Obama's insult, despite the gesture of conciliation by a new incoming president.
Watch Ambassador Danon’s History Lesson at the UNSC
Danon explains the eternal and historic connection between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel.
In Jerusalem With Our Hearts in Modi’in
"The pain is deep, but our roots in the land are no less deep. Terror will never defeat us."
Netanyahu to Austrian Chancellor-Elect: Remember the Holocaust
Should Kurz form a right-wing coalition with the Freedom Party, Austria would join Hungary’s Viktor Orbán and Poland’s Law and Justice government in pursuing tough policies on borders, refugees and migration.
Israel Marks ‘International Day of Indigenous People’
On language alone, our ancient ties have lasted from antiquity straight through to this day, both in speech and in the written word.
This Day in History: Shalhevet Pass Murdered
14 years ago, a PA Arab terrorist targeted and murdered the 10-month-old Jewish baby.
Report: Ukraine Recalling Ambassador to Germany Who Praised Nazi Collaborator
Melnyk told journalist Tilo Jung that reports of Bandera’s involvement in the mass murders of Poles and Jews are lies and a "Russian narrative."
Israel Accuses Amanpour of Belittling the Holocaust by Comparing Kristallnacht to Trump
Does anyone really require an apology from a crazy person who can't tell the difference between the Holocaust and the Trump administration?
Two Belgians on Trial in Poland for Stealing Auschwitz Fence
One hopes that the trial would discover what possessed the two middle-aged Belgians to desire to take home some of it.
On Jerusalem Liberation Day Remember: We Gave Away Temple Mount to the Muslims
On Sunday morning, we expect Jews will not be allowed entry to the Temple Mount to celebrate the liberation of the Temple Mount.
Christian Cleric Urges Americans to Stand With Israel Against BDS
"As one of the few surviving Christians in the Middle-East, I praise God daily for the blessing of being able to call myself an Israeli."
Lost 400-Year-Old Autobiography of Jewish Governor Returned to Mexico
In addition to his political career, Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva was probably a slave trader, and the first Spanish person to cross the lower Rio Grande into Texas from Mexico.
EU Quotes Former Pres. Shimon Peres in Sanctimonious Intl Holocaust Remembrance Day Message
How sincere can the EU be when it says 'never again,' and then leads a boycott intended to destroy thousands of Jewish lives?
Poland Marks 80th Anniversary of Most Devastating War in Human History
In the years that ensued, until May 8, 1945, Nazi Germany was responsible for the murder of some 6 million Jews, 2.7 million ethnic Poles, and 4 million who were deemed "unworthy of life."
Labor Party to Hold Rabin Memorial After Annual Event Cancelled
Labor Party to hold Rabin memorial after annual event fails due to lack of interest and funds.
May 14 Opening of US Embassy in Jerusalem to Include Mezuzah-Hanging Ceremony
The extraordinary gesture comes at the behest of U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, Channel 20 reports.
1,200-Year Old Cruse Loaded with Gold Coins Found in Yavneh Excavation
The large-scale excavation, carried out southeast of Tell Yavneh, has revealed a massive number of pottery kilns.
New French Jewish UNESCO Chief: the Organization Must Change
After the vote, Azoulay said, "if my nomination is confirmed, my first action would be to restore the agency's credibility and the confidence of member states in its ability to confront the challenges that only UNESCO can face."
Exhibition: The Jewish Ghetto in Postcards from Eastern Europe to Downtown Manhattan
From 1880 to 1924, one third of the Jewish population of Eastern Europe left shtetls and cities for the United States, fleeing persecution and seeking economic opportunity.
Israel Warns Google, Apple: New Game on Gaza War Could Endanger IDF Soldiers
A new game about the Gaza war, on Google and Apple, may endanger IDF soldiers.
Ukraine Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman to Visit Yad Vashem
Groysman was the first Jew to occupy a high political office when he was elected as House Speaker in 2014.
Great Synagogue, Shulhof of Vilna Rediscovered 70 Years After Nazi Destruction
Israeli, Lithuanian and American researchers have tracked down the remains of the Great Synagogue of Vilna.
Desperate: Minister Barlev Compares Shaked, Kahana, Handel to Netanyahu on Eve of Rabin’s Assassination
Barlev has no handle whatsoever on the raging Arab violence.
Salt Cave Collapses Near Lot’s Wife in Sodom — Family Escapes
A rock avalanche close to Sodom has caused a salt cave to collapse near Lot's Wife. A family barely made it out in time.
Photo of Hitler Embracing Child of Jewish Descent Auctioned for $11,520
The Bundesarchive has 17 letters from Bernile to Uncle Hitler and his aide Wilhelm Bruckner between 1935 and 1938.