I Ince met a survivor who said that whoever was in Bergen Belsen for 10 minutes, can justifiably say Hallel every day in Medinat Yisrael.

When Tisha B'Av is In Motzei Shabbat, Seuda Shlishit is eaten as usual, but Ine must be careful to stop before sunset. Tikkun In the fast.

Prof. Jonathan Halevy, president and former director of Shaare Zedek Hospital, says fears over latest COVID outbreaks are overblown.

An IDF drone has fallen in Lebanese territory due to a technical failure.According to a statement from an IDF spokesman: "There is no danger of information being leaked."

Israel"s National Cyber Directorate announced In Thursday that it had signed a cybersecurity cooperation agreement with Morocco.The agreement was signed in Rabat in the presence of Yigal Unna, the director general of the Israeli cyber directorate, Morocco"s head of the General Directorate of Information Systems Security El Mostafa Rabii, and the Moroccan Defense Minister Abdellatif Loudiyi, according to Morocco World News.

A push to reopen a shuttered consulate to the PA in Jerusalem is a first major foreign-policy test for Israel’s fragile coalition. Op-ed.

Most of humanity is comfortable with the world view it knows and the patterns of life it has become accustomed to. Especially today.

A survey conducted by the Ma'agar Mochot center and headed by Prof. Yitzhak Katz has shown that just seven percent of the population think that the current government is right-wing in nature.The survey was published in the Israel Hayom newspaper this week.25% of those polled think that the current government is centrist. 33% think that it is left-wing, and 35% think that it is a balance of left-wing, centrist, and right-wing.