Living Torah: The Importance of Saving Others From Embarrassment
The Torah teaches us this week that we must always do the best we can to save others from embarrassment.
Blog Spot
Israeli Minister Says Country is on Track to Reach 2030 Renewable Energy Target
Government ministries have already begun drafting higher benchmarks for 2035, aiming for figures between 35% and 45%.
Israeli IoT Network Reaches 1 Million LoRa Water Meters Nationwide
While the initial focus has been smart water metering, local authorities are using the same IoT backbone to support a growing list of connected services.
WATCH: Freed Israeli Hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal Recalls Day of his Release
Former hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal, freed last month under the ceasefire agreement, recalled being told he would be released that day and not believing the news at first.
As Hostages Return to Israel, Details of Captivity Begin to Emerge
Irregular meals, benches as beds. As freed hostages return to Israel, details of captivity emerge.
Houthis Fire Missiles at US Destroyer After Trying to Hijack Israel-Linked Ship
Houthis target USS Mason after failed hijack attempt on Israel-linked ship. Swift response averts damage, highlighting regional maritime tensions.
OFF THE BEATEN TRACK: Ancient Hebron and Herod the Great
Herod the Great built the structure over the Cave of the Patriarchs.
Inspiring Aliyah Story: Never Let Go of Your Dream!
‘Oh, I was once young and idealistic like you. You’ll lose it too,’ I was told. But I resolved to never lose that passion, that desire to live in Israel.
Remembering the 1929 Hebron Massacre
Tisha B’Av teaches us that throughout history, hatred of Jews existed. The barbaric Hebron massacre is a perfect example and should be remembered.
Open Letter to American Rabbi Whose Congregation Hosts BDS Supporter
Where is Jewish Columbus? Where is the Columbus Jewish News?