Archaeological Exhibition at Ben-Gurion Airport Explores Israel’s Storied Past

“The Eternity of Israel exhibition aims to convey the enduring vitality of the Jewish people and their deep connection to this land.”

Hula Valley Reopens to Visitors: Cranes Return, Bringing Hope After a Year of War

This reopening marks a significant step toward healing, resilience, and the continued preservation of Israel's rich natural heritage.

Wiesenthal Center to Issue Travel Warning to Jews Visiting Australia

The advisory would mark a significant escalation in global awareness of antisemitic risks in Australia.

IDF Asking Soldiers Who Fought in Gaza to Avoid Travel Abroad

Israeli soldiers have uploaded thousands of photos and videos from the battlefield, documenting their actions during the ongoing conflict and sharing them widely on social media.

Israelis Seeking Cheaper Ways to Fly to NY

The cost of a plane ticket to the US on an El Al flight currently starts at close to $1,000 and the flights are packed

Israeli Travelers Warned of Iranian Terror Threats Abroad

Jerusalem urged citizens abroad to increase their vigilance, conceal Jewish and Israeli symbols, and stay away from large events and protests.

New Entry Rules When Traveling to Israel from Visa-Exempt Countries

Israel introduces new Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system.

Flying to Visit Rebbe’s Tomb, EMT Saves Passenger from Seizure

With remarkable composure, he directed the flight attendant to halt takeoff procedures and swiftly accessed the onboard medical kit.

DOT Investigating El Al for Discrimination Against ‘Palestinian-American’ Passenger

You should know that this was not Noor Wazwaz’s first visit to Israel.

Did an Israeli Reporter Lie Brazenly to Badmouth Haredim on a Plane? You Be...

What I’m saying is that maybe she didn’t understand what the Haredi man was asking of her?

Tel Aviv Light Rail to Start Service August 18 after 100 Years’ Interruption

The NTA has been accused of management waste that allegedly included lots of partying.

Tuesday United Hatzalah EMTs Took Homebound Holocaust Survivor to the Beach

She shared her longing to see the sea, having been stuck in her house for more than three years.

KKL-JNF Presents: Ancient Synagogues You Must Visit on your Israel Vacation

The ancient synagogues tell the Jewish story spanning thousands of years.

Tel Aviv Light Rail Inaugurated in July

The line was encumbered by numerous malfunctions, most notably its signaling and emergency braking.

First Air Taxis Tested in Israel

Autonomous urban flights were performed to assess the movement of goods from various branches of the Yohananof supermarket.

Opening Soon: Israel’s Longest Hanging Bridge Overlooking Jerusalem’s Old City

The bridge offers stunning views of Jerusalem, including the Old City and the Temple Mount.

2-Year Crisis Over: Israelis Can Renew their Passports in 4 Cities, No Appointment Necessary

At the end of the month-long operation, there will be an assessment as to whether it should be extended.

German Tourists Mistaken for Jews Attacked in Shechem

They drove into Shechem with a rental car from Tel Aviv

Study Identifies Israel as 5th Safest Country for Tourists

The United States was list as the 20th most dangerous for tourists!

US Birthright Participants 160% More Likely to Marry Jews

Participant are also 85% more likely to be attached to Israel, an analysis of Pew Center data finds.

Report: 40 Thousand Israelis Expected to Return from Abroad Today

Sunday’s “unusual” delays were caused by the ground crews’ slowdown in protest of being supervised and ticketed.

Defunct Grossinger’s Hotel Destroyed by Fire

Asher Selig Grossinger moved from New York City to Sullivan County in the Catskill Mountains in the 1900s and rented rooms to visitors from the city.

Smotrich to Transport Minister: Relieve Airport Crowding, Stop Hiring Ban on Shabbat Observers

According to media reports, the best time to fly out of Ben Gurion Airport is during the day on Shabbat, when the place is almost empty.

Spaceship Gaia Led by TAU Researchers Detects 2 New Planets

Gaia has discovered 1 billion astronomical objects, mainly stars, but also planets, comets, asteroids, and quasars.

Israeli Cuisine Celebrated in Azerbaijan’s Shusha Food Festival

I've noticed many improvements in Shusha since my last visit there a year ago.

350 Jewish Mothers Connect with their Roots in Israel

Throughout the participants’ journey, Israeli mothers serve as a “living bridge” between the State of Israel and the Diaspora.

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