Gush etzion
Rabbi Dov Lior: A scoundrel within the bounds of the Torah - opinion
The West Bank olive harvest reveals how extremist interpretations of Jewish law can undermine religious values and Israel’s democratic character.
Hilltop Youth filmed waving weapons, singing anti-Zionist song at West Bank wedding - report
Hikers return to Bar Kokhba site for the first time since Oct. 7
My Word: Sanctions and silver screen slanders - opinion
Healing Israelis and Palestinians - opinion
It’s fear kindled by the daily dose of bad news we hear on the radio regarding what is happening in this part of the country.
4,400 housing units to be approved in settlements, Palestinian villages
About 3,100 new housing units in settlements in the West Bank and about 1,300 housing units in Palestinian villages will be approved.
Stabbing thwarted at West Bank junction
A terrorist was stopped after attempting to stab an IDF soldier at Gush Etzion Junction
Settlers to Bennett: End US pressured freeze on our housing plans
Settlers leaders urged Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to end his freeze on the advancement of plans or settlement homes as they held a small protest outside Ben-Gurion International Airport.
Herzog College aims to improve lacking English skills in Israel
Herzog College in Gush Etzion is helping to raise the standard of English teaching in Israel, particularly in the religious sector.
Reflections on the first yahrzeit of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
“His agenda is still on – Torah is reaching Jews and non-Jews alike. In this way, Rabbi Steinsaltz is still here with us," said his son Rabbi Menachem “Meni” Even-Israel.
The anglo who taught other anglos about hiking in Israel
Arnold Slyper began hiking in the Jerusalem area as soon as he immigrated seven-and-a-half years ago. This evolved into a website and a book.
Right-wing marchers warn Israel 'losing war' for Area C
Right-wing and settlers leaders warned that Israel is "losing the war" for Area C of the West Bank as they held 14 marches in that area on Monday afternoon.
Israeli culture shock after aliyah explored in new book
Sitting in my living room in Gush Etzion, reading about Sasson living in America while longing for Israel, made for a painful read.
David Ben David cheated death and missed Israel’s birth
David Ben David swam to Haifa in 1940, unknowingly escaping the ill-fated "Patria". He spent most of the 1948 war as a POW, saved from death more than once by his Arab Legion captors.
