Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is en route to Washington for a meeting with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris Tuesday, and to address a joint session of Congress Wednesday. His journey to a city filled with political uncertainty began as Israel fights a seven-front war of survival.
A small 3,800-year-old textile colored with an expensive dye known as "scarlet worm" (Tola'at Hashani) in the Bible, used for costly fabrics in the Jewish Tabernacle and garments of the Levitical priests, has been identified by researchers after its discovery eight years ago in the Judean Desert.
Iranian-backed Houthi terrorists have claimed responsibility for a UAV attack in the heart of Tel Aviv early Friday. The blast killed one man and injured eight others as the sound from the explosion echoed throughout the city's suburbs.
While many families of hostages held in Gaza want the government to make a deal with Hamas for their release, other families want the focus to be on eliminating the terrorist group for the overall good of the Jewish people and the nation. Tzvika Mor, whose son Eitan is a hostage, is one of them.
Bill Koenig, founder of the website World Watch Daily, has spent decades covering the news in world power centers, especially Washington, D.C., and Jerusalem. On his first visit to Israel since the Hamas massacre on October 7th, Koenig stopped by our studio to give his impressions of Israel today and the unrelenting pressure from the Biden administration on the Netanyahu government.
Israel has reportedly received intelligence from insiders in the Hamas terrorist organization as it has been hunting down the group's top leaders.
Israel’s Government Press Office (GPO) has launched an ambitious project to collect the testimonies of all those kidnapped on October 7th and preserve them for future generations. One of the focuses of the project is on those who suffered from sexual abuse either before or during Hamas captivity.
Only 24 hours following the October 7th attack, the terror group Hezbollah began targeting Israel's northern communities with rockets fired from Lebanon. Nine months and thousands of rockets later, this "undeclared" war is having a deep impact on the region's economy, environment, and its people. Since the almost daily barrage began, life in northern Israel is a dangerous and potentially deadly place.
In a message to Former President Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was shocked by the assassination attempt and sent prayers and wishes for a speedy recovery. He cautioned the assassination attempt was much more than an assault on just one man.
Israeli security officials believe a rare Saturday operation on the Israeli sabbath has eliminated Mohammad Deif, the head of Hamas' military wing and the planner of the October 7th atrocities in which 1,200 Israelis died and scores of others, including Americans and foreign workers, were kidnapped.