An Israeli company discovered how to make potable water from thin air, and is now taking the technology to Africa.
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Israel and Lebanon are readying to open maritime border talks in July, paving the way for the same trade route used to build Solomon’s Temple.
Americans will feel at home in the Golan now that a section belonging to the tribe of Menashe bears the U.S. President’s name.
Now that the holiday of Shavuot, celebrating the giving of Torah at Mount Sinai is passed, Chabad is in full-gear, working hard to ensure that everyone in Israel is fully nourished.
A leader in Samaria and in helping terror victims, Rubin’s mission and message is that Israel and the US have a “parallel mission…to further God’s purposes in the world.”
Rabbi Tuly Weisz presents Mayor Moshe Lion with an impressive Jerusalem Covenant with over 200,000 signatures of lovers of Zion.
The land, the language, and the people are all one, united in the Bible.
On Jerusalem Day, it is important to remember the part the IDF played in God’s plan.
A medical center with roots in the early IDF develops groundbreaking laser treatment is saving the lives of burn victims.
Like manna from heaven, the new technology draws water from air.
Business, religion, and politics all came together at the feast held in a tent.
A collection of rare photos gives a glimpse into the beginnings of Israel.
Thanks to a joint Jewish-Christian effort, 250 new Olim from Ukraine landed in Israel on Monday.
At the recent Jerusalem Marathon in which more than 35,000 people took part, there was a special team from Run for Zion, a non-profit working for the benefit of Israel’s poor, made up entirely of Christian runners.
“Purim is known as the holiday of giving” explained Rabbi Tuly Weisz of Israel365. “We give food and charity to those in need. Perhaps most importantly, Israel365 strives to give joy to those who need it most.”
