In recent days, charities across Israel have seen thousands of families in need coming to collect aid packages for Passover; 'Without help, I wouldn’t be able to celebrate Passover,' says Liat, a mother of three; Ilanit, a mother of seven, added: 'Without this, I wouldn’t have any food at home'

Vance reiterates Trump administration’s commitment to securing release of all 59 hostages still held in Gaza, saying they 'remain hopeful' and emphasizing urgency of bringing them home as soon as possible

US immigration authority will now review social media activity of visa and green card applicants to identify opposition to American institutions and support for terrorism; 'There is no place here for those who exploit free speech to promote terrorism,' agency says         

Honeymoon's over? Tensions between IDF and Syrian civilians in buffer zone rising after deadly Daraa clashes; locals say troops patrol daily, check phones and fire at shepherds; Israel reportedly seizes Syria’s second-largest water dam

Jerusalem is on the brink of a dramatic transformation. Developers are racing to reshape the city with hundreds of new towers, light rail lines, and mixed-use districts. But can this ancient capital truly absorb such massive change? From urban renewal to skyline redefinition, the future of Jerusalem is unfolding—faster than most imagined 

A new Passover Seder guide is encouraging people to reflect on the importance of sovereignty over Judea and Samaria

Norman Roule says the challenge is ensuring that Iranian proxies, currently being strategically defanged, are not later replenished by the Quds Force

The terrorist organization submitted an official request saying it is  a  “Palestinian Islamic liberation and resistance movement'   and said the British definition of "terrorism" also covers the kingdom's army; Senior Hamas political bureau member accuses Britain of being complicit in 'ethnic cleansing' and says the group poses no threat to Britain