"The average Jew in the United States is not so enthusiastic about the IDF or Israel. The situation is quite pessimistic. That is until they visit Israel," says Friends of Israel Defense Forces Director Steven Weil.
"Too often in Democrat and leftist circles, we witness a singular focus on white supremacy to the exclusion of radical leftist anti-Zionism and radical Islamist Jew-hatred," says Ellie Cohanim, deputy special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism during the Trump administration.
The Families of Lone Soldiers Association helps with contacts with the IDF and supports soldiers. "Before the consulate representatives knocked on our door, we were completely cut off from Israel. This shouldn’t happen," says Stuart Steinberg, whose son, Sgt. Max Steinberg, was killed during Operation Protective Edge.
A panel of former Israeli Knesset members debated the issue ahead of a board of directors’ meeting that will officially vote on the matter.
Israel was supposed to be the "Detroit of the Middle East," so what went wrong? Arnon Ilin, whose family brought major automakers to Israel, sheds light on this fascinating saga.
In 2019, A. saved the lives of three Israelis when they were shot at by Palestinian terrorists on a highway in Judea and Samaria. Now, he is asking Israel for help: to be able to live in the Jewish state to ensure his and his family's safety.
They stood guard over Adolf Eichmann 24 hours a day, witnessed his apathy after hearing the testimonies of survivors, and saw him right up to his execution. Sixty years after the trial, a new book by Israel Police unveils the “Iyar Unit” tasked with safeguarding the most notorious Nazi criminal in history.
After the end of World War II, East Germany pretended to lead the struggle against fascism, but in reality, it only created obstacles in the capture of Nazi criminals, among them the notorious Auschwitz physician Josef Mengele.
The unfounded assumptions behind arguments seeking to convince the “stubborn and self-destructive Israelis” to save themselves from imaginary doomsday scenarios.
During his childhood in Lebanon, K. never thought he would one day serve in the IDF. In the early 1990s his father, spurred on by Zionism, decided to immigrate to Israel. When he was drafted to the army, Unit 8200 understood they were granted a gem.