Israel’s Ministry of Defense is tackling the country’s invisible war against the COVID-19 outbreak head-on with advanced technology.
The Western Wall is one of the most sacred sites in Judaism and thousands of people come each year to touch its stones and to pray.
As Israelis scramble for ways to protect themselves from the deadly coronavirus, some doctors will begin testing a new method of defense against COVID-19.
This year, that won’t be possible due to the devasting COVID-19 global pandemic. However, technology is allowing people from around the world to visit the heart of Jerusalem from their own homes.
As the world continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic, many people are turning to the Bible for answers.
When terrorists sent fire kites and balloons across the border from Gaza to burn Israel, the Emergency Volunteer Project stepped in to help. EVP rallied dozens of American firefighters as volunteers to work with Israel to battle the blazes.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu' will enter self-quarantine after one of his aides tested positive for coronavirus.
Far from its position as the center of the world, Jerusalem is actually the poorest city in Israel. It’s also the largest and possibly the most complex, said Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum. That also means that it could be the hardest hit economically by the fallout from the coronavirus.
The streets of Jerusalem's iconic Old City are eerily quiet as authorities work hard to contain the deadly COVID-19 outbreak.
If you ever had a serious medical emergency in Israel, chances are the first people on the scene ready to save your life is United Hatzalah – Israel’s volunteer medical service that has an average response time of three minutes or less.