Two Murdered in Jerusalem Ramming Attack, Multiple Wounded
Two Israelis, a six-year-old child and a man in his 20s, were killed in a car-ramming terrorist attack at the entrance of the Israeli neighborhood of Ramot in east Jerusalem.
Gold Bead Dating 1,600 Years Ago Discovered In Israel
A unique bead made from pure gold and dated to at least 1,600 years ago was uncovered at the sifting project at the Archaeological Experience in the Emek Tzurim National Park in Eretz Yisroel.
Israel’s Magen David Adom and Hatzolah Air Partnership to Provide Medevac Helicopter Services in Israel
Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel’s national EMS organization, and Hatzolah Air, an American aviation organization that provides emergency medical air transport, have formed a partnership that will put MDA’s flight paramedics aboard Hatzolah Air and MDA Medevac helicopters to provide medical evacuations in Israel.
Terror in Jerusalem: Five Dead in Neve Yaakov Neighborhood Shul Shooting
At least five people were killed and several others were injured in a shooting attack on a synagogue in the Neve Yaakov neighborhood of Jerusalem on Friday evening.
Mysterious Had Print Discovered In An Ancient Moat Around Yerushalayim
The Israel Antiquities Authority uncovered elements of the city’s fortifications and an intriguing carved hand imprint as they dug along Sultan Suleiman Street, between the Damascus Gate and the Lions’ Gate.
Photo: Israel Antiquities Authority Theft Prevention Unit
Coin From The Bar Kochba Revolt Against the Romans Discovered in Israel
A fine bronze coin, dating from the second year of the Bar Kochba Revolt (133 CE), was discovered in the Israel Antiquities Authority archaeological excavations carried out with the help of volunteers in four caves in the Nahal Darga Nature Reserve.
The Ancient Pool of Siloam, Used As A Mikvah Before Visiting The Beis Hamikdash, is Finally Revealed
The Pool of Siloam, located at the southern end of the City of David, and within the Jerusalem Walls National Park, is an archaeological and historical site of national and worldwide importance. According to the Bible, the pool was first built in the 8th century BCE in the reign of King Hezekiah, some 2,700 years ago, as part of Jerusalem’s water system:
A Long-Lived Tradition: Best Regards From A Little Dreidel
The story of the dreidel (spinning top for Hanukkah games) begins with the Israel Antiquities Authority excavation directed by Eliran Oren in 2020–2021 at the Neve Yamin site, near Kefar Saba in the Sharon region, prior to the construction of an industrial area.
Chabad Lights Up The City That Never Stops
Hundreds of thousands of families in Tel Aviv-Yafo are exposed to the light of 156 central Chanukah menorahs that illuminate the city.
MIRACLE: Chabad Chossid Comes Under Terrorist Gunfire, Walks Away Uninjured
A Chabad Chossid driving in Eretz Yisroel came under direct gunfire from a terrorist, and despite having his car shot up, walked away miraculously uninjured.
Chaim V’Chessed: New Rules Announced With Interior Ministry Visit to Chaim V’Chessed
In recent days, a high level delegation from Misrad HaPnim (Interior Ministry) visited Chaim V’Chessed. The delegation was led by Mr. Erez Melamed, the recently installed manager of the Shlomzion Hamalka branch of Misrad HaPnim. Several new rules and changes were announced at the meeting.
UNRWA Finds Tunnel Underneath One of its Gaza Schools
Agency tasked with helping “Palestinian refugees”, condemns tunnel found underneath one of its schools, but makes no mention of Hamas.
Female Soldier Seriously Injured in Terrorist Ramming Attack in Samaria
A female soldier was seriously injured in a terrorist ramming attack in Samaria Tuesday morning. The terrorist was killed.
Man Busted Stealing Ancient Artifacts in Israel, Found With Coin From The Times of Chanukah
In the course of Border Police activity northwest of Kibbutz Ramat Hashofet, a 33-year-old resident of Kiryat Shemona was spotted using a metal detector in a registered archaeological site. One find was especially interesting – an ancient coin of Antiochos IV, dated to 169–164 BCE. “Antiochos IV was designated ‘Epiphanes’, meaning ‘God Manifest”, but behind his back, his subjects called him ‘Epimanes’ – The Madman”.
Second Victim From Jerusalem Bomb Attack Succumbs to his Wounds
Man who suffered critical injuries in Jerusalem bombing attack dies of his wounds, bringing death toll from attack to two.
Two US Victims Among The Injured In Jerusalem Twin Bombings
Two of the victims injured in today’s terror bombings in Jerusalem have been identified as US citizens by the US Ambassador to Israel.
HISTORIC: Azerbaijan Will Open Embassy in Israel
The Azerbaijani parliament on Friday made the historic decision to open an embassy in Israel. The embassy in Tel Aviv will be the first embassy in Israel of a country with a Shiite majority and a Shiite government.
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