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Second Temple Era Mikvah and Graffiti Found at Nursery School Site

August 17, 2015 While excavating for a kindergarten, builders in Jerusalem unearthed a cave with a manmade door. Inside the chamber was a 2,000-year-old mikvah (immersion bath) with a number of inscriptions on the walls.

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Jewish Canadian Schindler Buys Freedom of Yazidi and Christian Slaves

August 17, 2015 A Jewish Canadian has rescued more than 120 Christian and Yazidi girls after launching a rescue foundation a year ago—but he has found Jewish support generous and Christian support lacking for the return of the remaining 2,700 stolen women and children.

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Islamic Waqf, Arabs Harass US Congressmen on Temple Mount

August 17, 2015 While touring the Temple Mount on Tuesday, a delegation of United States Congress members were relentlessly harassed by a group of shouting Muslims and 15–20 staff members of the Islamic Waqf.

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75 Torah Scrolls for the Fallen Brought to Western Wall

August 17, 2015 A Wednesday ceremony in Jerusalem returned to the Western (Wailing) Wall the same Torah scroll that was carried to the Western Wall at its liberation during the 1967 Six Day War. This scroll was used at that time in the first Jewish prayer service since the 1948 War of Independence.

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Jewish Group Raises $17,000 to Help Restore Church of the Multiplication

August 17, 2015 Two months after extremists burned Israel's Church of the Multiplication, a group of Orthodox rabbis led by Rabbi Alon Goshen-Gottstein has raised more than $17,500 to restore the Tabgha-based church's friendship center.

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Obama to Israel: No Nuclear Deal Means More Rockets on Tel Aviv

August 10, 2015 United States President Barack Obama said this week that blocking the Iran nuclear deal would force a U.S. attack on Iran and consequent rockets to fall on Tel Aviv, emphasizing that Israel stands alone in her position on the Iran Deal.

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Iran-Israel Special Olympics Teams Forge Bonds

August 10, 2015 Israel's 40-person delegation to the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles returned to Israel Tuesday with 62 medals, marking their skills. As well, the Games displayed a friendly shift in relations with players from Iran.

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NUT Pulls Extremist UK Teaching Pack for Review

August 10, 2015 A learning resource pack in England that encourages children as young as three to adopt an anti-Semitic, pro-Palestinian agenda has been temporarily pulled out of the classrooms. As part of a larger Beyond the Wall program, the five-part resource was developed by the Edukid charity and the National Union of Teachers (NUT), which serves as the union base for 325,000 teachers—the largest trade union in the UK.

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Polls: Gaza Infighting Reduces Hope for Palestinian State

August 10, 2015 Continued infighting in Gaza is working to extinguish the hope for an independent Palestinian state. Khaled Abu Toameh, a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Gatestone Institute and an Arab Muslim whose articles have been published in The Wall Street Journal and U.S. News & World Report, wrote Monday that "the Palestinian dream of establishing an independent state is being destroyed by none other than the Palestinians themselves."

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Archaeologists Find Enormous Gate of Gath, Goliath’s Home City

August 10, 2015 King David was not intimidated by the giants who came against Israel even though archaeological work on the fortress city of Gath—home to Goliath—has revealed that it was the largest city in the region of ancient Israel, and likely a daunting sight for its enemies.

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