Tenth graders at Fuchs Mizrachi High School in Beachwood commemorated Tekes Maayer, the transition between the end of Yom ...

Haim Taib projects span energy, water, agriculture, healthcare, education, and technology — all aimed at strengthening ...

Psalms 126:5 After a year of profound heartbreak, Yom Ha’atzmaut arrives as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Jewish people. Even amid pain, we celebrate the miracle of Israel’s rebirth—the ...

The celebration of food went hand-in-hand with celebration of community as hundreds of people gathered May 1 at the Jewish ...

Typical Yom Ha’atzmaut foods include kebabs, chicken wings, boneless chicken thighs, steak, merguez (sausage) and the occasional lamb chop or arayes (a delicious grilled meat stuffed pita).

We stand at a unique and solemn moment: midway between Yom HaShoah and Yom Ha’atzmaut. This convergence of memory and hope should prompt deep reflection on what we have learned and what our ...

Nowhere did this Torah uniqueness come to light more than in the Rosh Yeshiva’s attitude toward Yom Ha’atzmaut. On Israel Independence Day 1967, just two weeks before the Six-Day War ...

I attended memorials and recited Tehillim, but the day felt like a prelude to Yom Ha’atzmaut—a semi-day before the main event. Then came October 7th. My son served on the front lines ...

“Independence Day is a day of unity, with the intention of enabling a shared celebration for all residents, of a mixed city that is a symbol of ... Day, or Yom Ha’atzmaut, will be celebrated ...

The bugs could have emerged weeks earlier than the times on the map. Some symbols represent the cicada locations recorded by esteemed entomologist Charles Lester Marlatt, who established the Roman ...

The ol’ star and two stripes, rendered on a white background in a deep blue, has become a symbol of Israel — which is good ... the country settled on the current design. In honor of Yom Ha’atzmaut ...

On Thursday morning, May 1, at 8:00 am, Rabbi Tamir Granot will lead a festive Yom Ha’atzmaut Shacharit service, including the recitation of Hallel, at the museum's outdoor amphitheater.