Memorial day
‘Enough is enough!’: Holy sites bill sparks religious power struggle - analysis
A bill amending the Law for the Protection of Holy Places passed a preliminary vote, boosting the Chief Rabbinate’s authority and reigniting debate over religion, state power, and Diaspora ties.
Healing beyond borders: A journey into the Dominican Republic’s US Veterans Village - opinion
Two dead, nine injured in Philadelphia shooting, police say
Honoring fallen friends: Soldier’s mark tributes to fallen friends through service and memory
Thousands of diaspora Jews to participate in Israel Independence Day events
The visitors will participate in multiple Independence Day and Memorial Day events throughout the country.
Palestinian Journalists Syndicate expels member for normalizing ties with Israel
The decision to expel Mismar was taken because of her participation in the Joint Memorial Day Ceremony, which took place last month.
Netzach Yehuda Memorial day
Last night an emotional evening was held in Heichal Shlomo synagogue in Jerusalem, in memory of the Charedi IDF soldiers who fell on duty.
Row by row, Israel remembers its fallen heroes
24,068 IDF soldiers, police officers, prison wardens, Shin Bet security service and Mossad agents have been killed since 1860.
From grief to joy: Why Israel marks Remembrance Day the day before Independence Day
The sudden transition from mourning to celebration is tied to events that marred the birth of the state, historians reveal
'My soul died with my son' - Israelis, Palestinians on Remembrance Day
The 17th annual Israeli-Palestinian Joint Memorial Day Ceremony was held simultaneously in Tel Aviv and in Beit Jalla.
Bennett urges unity as Israel marks Remembrance Day
The prime minister lamented that "our people carry on their bodies the scars of the gene of divisiveness from our ancestors."
For Jews, Christians: Is there a chance for reconciliation in the future?
Opinion: "At the end of days the love between the two brothers – Yaakov and Eisav – will return.”
Waze maps 250 memorials for fallen soldiers and terror attack victims
Some of the memorials have never been mapped before, so now drivers should be able to find them more easily.
The story of the daring pilot Zahara Levitov
Zahara Levitov was a Palmach fighter and among the first women to fly planes in the newly established IDF, but her service was cut short by a tragic crash.
