Yad Vashem puts records of Holocaust victims online
Museum teams with New York’s Museum of Jewish Heritage to create new tool for researching the Shoah
Deadly crime wave grips Arabs in Israel ‘by the throat’
Part of the violence is driven by a growing loan shark trade among Arab mobsters, who offer fast cash to Arab citizens underserved by banks
The Abraham Accords are poised to grow with new congressional support
A group of eight US lawmakers announced this week the creation of a bipartisan Abraham Accords Caucus
Israel launches site to keep tourists updated on COVID-19 restrictions
Following the reopening of Israel’s skies, the Tourism Ministry took the initiative to launch a COVID-19 information center for incoming tourists
How agriculture led Indonesia’s defense minister to talk normalization with Israel
A series of meetings, statements, reports in last few months indicate Israel and world’s most populous Muslim state have grown closer
It's time for the UN to battle Holocaust denial
Israeli Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan advances resolution to combat Holocaust denial
30 Nigerian Christian students freed after seven months in terrorist captivity
Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram releases third batch of children since 30 brought home in October
Foreign Ministry statement says it all
That nondescript statement adequately reflects what Israel hopes to see in Kazakhstan, how it hopes things play out
Aura Herzog, wife to an Israeli president and mother to a second, dies at 97
‘Pioneering’ woman who devoted herself to public service; she fought in Israel’s War of Independence and was social and environmental activist
