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Israel is offering physician olim grants of up to NIS 400,000 to work, and in some cases live, in the Negev and Galilee.
Israel HaBahiyr·Jun 7, 2026
Australian Senator Sarah Henderson questioned SBS after Australia’s Eurovision jury gave Israel and Noam Bettan zero points, raising concerns over the jury selection process and possible bias
Israel HaBahiyr·May 28, 2026
At the funeral of Sgt. Rotem Yanai, who was killed by a Hezbollah drone strike in northern Israel, her parents and brother gave emotional eulogies remembering her love, character, and presence in their lives
Giti and Shmuel Kleinerman, the parents of missing teen Moishe Kleinerman, welcome their first grandchild after more than four years since his disappearance
The First Book of Kings describes how the prophet Elijah is shown a series of overwhelming forces: a great wind that shatters mountains, an earthquake that shakes the earth, and a consuming fire. Yet Scripture says the Lord tells him He is not in the wind, nor in the earthquake, nor in the fire. “After
Sinai Staff·Mar 8, 2026
The chairman of the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, MK Boaz Bismuth, spoke yesterday (Tuesday) with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee. During their conversation, the two connected Operation “Lion’s Roar” with the days of the Book of Esther, against the backdrop of the Purim holiday. The conversation concluded on a symbolic note, as
By Linoy Reter·Mar 4, 2026
Over the past day and a half, Israel’s security establishment has expanded its campaign against Iranian and Hezbollah targets, striking at the heart of Tehran’s leadership while simultaneously deepening ground operations in southern Lebanon. As Operation “Lion’s Roar” enters its fourth day, the Israel Defense Forces are confronting threats on multiple fronts, determined to dismantle
Sinai Staff·Mar 3, 2026
At a meeting held earlier this week in the office of Yesha Council chairman Israel Ganz, Congressman Andy Ogles appeared wearing a jacket featuring patches with the words “Messiah” and “Speedily in Our Days,” as well as an Israeli flag. The visit came as part of a broader congressional delegation to Israel organized by Yes!
Hadas Amram·Feb 27, 2026
Israeli kickboxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon returned home this morning (Monday), after his high-profile bout against a Turkish opponent, telling reporters, “It was a crazy week. Thank God I was able to win.” Gordon defeated Turkish fighter Ali Koyuncu at Event 17 of the Lithuanian organization UTMA, with Koyuncu retiring at the end of the second
Hadas Amram·Feb 23, 2026
A bill recognizing Judea and Samaria has been introduced in New Mexico, making it the 16th U.S. state to advance the initiative. According to its sponsors, the move is intended to change the official terminology used in public documents, replacing the term “West Bank” with “Judea and Samaria.” The advocacy campaign behind this effort has
By Linoy Reter·Feb 19, 2026
In a nation still bearing the wounds of October 7, Israelis old and young are making a conscious choice. Rather than sink into despair, they are rising with renewed resolve, embodying the truth of Scripture: “For a righteous man can fall seven times and rise” (Proverbs 24:16). Sixteen-year-old Alon Avital’s victory in Belgrade is more
Hadas Amram·Feb 18, 2026
When the Bible tells us the story of the Israelites in Egypt, it lays down a principle that is reenacted in reality over and over again down through the generations: “But as much as they would afflict them, so did they multiply and so did they gain strength” (Exodus 1:12). Lies and false gods crumble
Sinai Staff·Feb 16, 2026
For years, critics have argued that a significant portion of Palestinian society have nurtured a culture that glorifies death, elevating those who carry out attacks against Israelis as “martyrs” and rewarding their families with honor, public praise, and financial support. Streets, schools, and summer camps have been named after perpetrators of violence, reinforcing a narrative
Hadas Amram·Feb 15, 2026
Across the generations, Moses’ words echo with undiminished urgency: “Behold, I have set before you today life and good, and death and evil… I have set before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. You shall choose life, so that you and your offspring will live” (Deuteronomy 30:15,19). Scripture reminds us that we
Sinai Staff·Feb 12, 2026
Israeli President Isaac Herzog arrived in Sydney yesterday (Monday) under heightened security and intense media attention, marking the start of a solidarity visit with Australia’s Jewish community in the aftermath of the antisemitic terror attack carried out during the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. From the moment he landed, the visit was framed as both a
By Linoy Reter·Feb 10, 2026
The Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and the Fight Against Antisemitism has formally petitioned the Population and Immigration Authority to prevent a delegation from the anti-Israel organization “Eyewitness Palestine” from entering Israel. The delegation is made up of 32 people, two of whom are members of the Georgia State House of Representatives. In addition, the ministry
Hadas Amram·Feb 8, 2026
Several weeks after receiving official recognition, and alongside preparations to establish themselves once again on the land in the coming weeks, former residents of Homesh planted olive trees on the site where the renewed community is to be built. Ahead of reconstruction, Homesh families are calling on additional families to come and join them, and
Melania Trump, First Lady of the United States, met last evening (Wednesday) with hostage survivors Keith and Aviva Siegel, marking the anniversary of Keith’s release from Hamas captivity. During the meeting, Melania Trump referred to a previous encounter she had with Aviva. “After Aviva was freed, she called me, wanted to see me and we
By Adi Neiman·Feb 5, 2026
Samaria – known in the Bible as the heartland of the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh and the setting of countless prophetic moments – has long stood at the crossroads of faith, promise, and perseverance. From the days of Joshua and the prophets, its hills have witnessed covenant, struggle, and renewal. Today, that same biblical
tami·Feb 3, 2026
