Slovakia
Holocaust Survivor and Educator David Schaecter Passes Away at 96
Schaector, who participated in several March of the Living journeys in Poland & Israel , leaves a legacy of witnesses to carry the torch of memory
Rare 700-year-old gold ring with Sri Lankan sapphire found in Slovakian castle
Israel beats Slovakia 1-0 in friendly match
Long-lost Roman aqueduct discovered near Bratislava, Slovakia
Jewish cemetery in Slovakia vandalized with swastikas
“This kind of hate-driven vandalism should never happen,” said Juraj Levický, a Jewish community member and a caretaker of the Humenné cemetery.
Slovakia to purchase Israel's Barak MX air defense system for €560 million
The Israeli-manufactured air defense system will be sold to Slovakia to add to its defense infrastructure.
Slovakia set to buy six air defense systems from Israel
Slovakia's government approved the purchase of six Israeli mobile air defense systems and over 1,300 heavy terrain vehicles with the Czech Republic to strengthen air defense amid rising tensions.
How Russia continues gas exports to Europe via Ukraine
Despite ongoing tensions due to the war, about half of Russia's gas exports to Europe still transit through Ukraine, which is crucial for Europe amid its ongoing gas shortage.
Slovak PM Robert Fico shot and wounded, no longer in a life-threatening condition
An assasination attempt was carried out on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, a Slovak interior ministry spokesperson confirmed to Reuters by telephone.
Jerusalem highlights April 26-May 2
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
As sweet as honey: Slovakia’s Trnava region
There are so many special travel destinations around the world but the ones that really stand out for seasoned travelers are those in which the people welcome you with open arms.
Hunting dog pulled over for speeding in Slovakia
The dog's owner was fined on the spot for violating traffic regulations.
Trnava: Slovakia's big hit with Israeli tourists
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 68.
Bratislava: The Slovak city of rabbis, Jewish athletes, and UFOs
The largest Slovakian city boasts two castles, the grave of famed rabbi Chasam Sofer, and a UFO permanently hovering over the mighty Danube.
Bratislava eyes energy sources during Herzog’s visit to Slovakia
Herzog emphasized that the Jewish people have deep roots in Slovakia – a place where Jewish culture and religion flourished.
