Rihanna, the Ramat Gan Safaris 7.5-year-old rhino, became a mother for the first time about a week ago. According to the safari staff, she is getting used to being a new mother and caring for her young offspring, who was given the name Rami.

After Fox News anchor Bill OReilly called Russian President Vladimir Putin “a killer” during an interview with U.S. President Donald Trump, Moscow is demanding that the American news network issue an apology. “We consider these words from Fox News unacceptable and insulting,” said the Kremlin spokes

El Als management announced that additional flights to New York, Warsaw and Johannesburg have been canceled. Meanwhile, an Israeli labor court is discussing the managements request to order the pilots to immediately return to their normal work schedule.

A red alert rocket siren was sounded this morning in southern Israel. The IDF stated that the rocket most likely landed in an open field and that security forces are searching for it. No injuries were reported.

Tu BShevat is the New Year for Trees. This holiday marks how in the nature, the tree journeys from being stagnant to producing fruits. However, just as the tree journeys from stagnation to redemption between Tu BShevat and Passover, so do the Jewish people.

In light of intelligence gathered by the Shin Bet and Jerusalem District Police, seven homes where families of terrorists live were raided early this morning. According to the Jerusalem District Police, these families have been receiving financial and material support from Hamas for years. 14 suspec

A new research study asked over 200 male IDF soldiers whether they would allow their parents to preserve their sperm and use it in the case of their death during their military service. According to the results, most of the soldiers said that if their parents asked, they would agree to it.

Israeli security forces thwarted an attempt to smuggle hundreds of banned items into the Gaza Strip through the postal service. The packages were inspected at the Erez Border Crossing and contained items that were ordered online by civilians in Gaza. The Israeli security forces believe that the civi