Standing at 220,000 square feet, the Shalva National Center in Jerusalem is the world’s largest facility dedicated to serving disabled people.
The Holy Land’s most important sites to Christianity are reopening for the first time in weeks after being shut down to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
Israeli research institutes working on developing a coronavirus vaccine were targeted by widespread cyber attacks last week that shut down hundreds of websites in the country, Israeli media reported Monday.
In a trial that could take years, the first step began when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared in court on Sunday facing corruption charges. It is the first time in Israel's history, a sitting prime minister has faced legal charges while still in office.
The Palestinian Authority is refusing to accept a 16-ton shipment of coronavirus aid sent by the United Arab Emirates on a historic flight to Israel this week.
Although COVID-19 has wreaked worldwide havoc, positive things are emerging from the pandemic. For example, nations without diplomatic ties working together to help others.
The Palestinian Authority is following through on its threat to end security coordination with Israel over the new Israeli government’s decision to annex Jewish settlement communities in the West Bank, the Times of Israel reports.
Can you imagine the Harvard, Yale or Columbia Universities of today embracing the Hebrew language? Probably not. But believe it or not, back in the early days of their founding, these American institutions of higher learning not only embraced Hebrew but sometimes delivered their valedictorian speeches in Hebrew.
Millions of people around the world have been forced into isolation as part of the global effort to stop the deadly coronavirus pandemic. Since no tourists are allowed in Israel during this time, CBN News is bringing Israel to you.
Despite coronavirus restrictions, Israelis are getting ready to celebrate Jerusalem Day, which marks the day when Israel captured the Temple Mount and united Jerusalem in the aftermath of the Six-Day War.