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After IDF soldier Naveh Havshush HY”D fell overnight in Lebanon, his father urged Israelis to keep living, traveling, and holding fast to life in the Land
Israel HaBahiyr·Jun 19, 2026
About 2,300 new immigrants from North America are expected to arrive in Israel, including around 500 families choosing to build their future in the Jewish state
Israel HaBahiyr·Jun 17, 2026
Channel 14 U.S. correspondent Libi Alon said she has grown closer to religion since moving to America and recently decided to kasher her kitchen
A Swedish Christian influencer addressed the nuclear deal with Iran, saying biblical prophecy shows Israel may stand alone, but God will protect the Jewish state
Soldiers in the Arbel “Habezek” Battalion surprised Master Sgt. (res.) “N” with a Torah aliyah after discovering he had never been called up to the Torah
Giti and Shmuel Kleinerman, the parents of missing teen Moishe Kleinerman, welcome their first grandchild after more than four years since his disappearance
Israel HaBahiyr·May 28, 2026
King David declared: “You, Who hearken to prayer, to You all flesh shall come” (Psalms 65:3). One special form of prayer is the tradition of placing a note between the stones of the Western Wall, the sole remaining part of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. This tradition began centuries ago. The first known source for
Hadas Amram·Mar 9, 2026
As Israel faces the strain of war, ordinary life refuses to stand still. Even as sirens sound and emergency restrictions close event halls across the country, Israelis continue to celebrate life’s most meaningful moments. In two moving scenes, couples chose not to postpone their joy but to adapt, turning protected spaces into places of celebration
Sinai Staff·Mar 5, 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
Purim, celebrated on the 14th of Adar, is traditionally the most joyous and spirited day of the Jewish year. It commemorates the miraculous deliverance of the Jewish people in ancient Persia, when Queen Esther and Mordechai thwarted Haman’s genocidal plot and secured the right of the Jews to defend themselves. The day is marked by
Sinai Staff·Mar 3, 2026
Today, (Monday) the Jewish people observe the Fast of Esther, the day of fasting held on the eve of the holiday of Purim. Known in Hebrew as Ta’anit Esther, the fast falls on the 13th of the month of Adar and commemorates the three days of fasting and prayer undertaken by Queen Esther and the
Sinai Staff·Mar 2, 2026
Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi arrived in Israel on Wednesday for a two day official visit; this morning (Thursday) he addressed a special session of the Knesset, underscoring India’s steadfast support for the Jewish state. As Jews in Israel and around the world prepare to celebrate the holiday of Purim, the timing of Indian
Sinai Staff·Feb 26, 2026
In a series of significant developments over the past week, the Israeli government has advanced concrete measures to formalize land status, strengthen Jewish communities, and deepen administrative recognition across Judea and Samaria. From the renewal of land registration for the first time since 1967, to the official recognition of long-contested communities, leaders are describing the
Sinai Staff·Feb 15, 2026
Earlier this week, the government advanced a series of landmark decisions reinforcing Israel’s civilian presence in Judea and Samaria. Another initiative, more technical in form but no less historic in implication, has also been recently promoted: the Israel Antiquities Authority Bill (Amendment—Power of the Israel Antiquities Authority in Judea and Samaria), 2023. The bill, which
Sinai Staff·Feb 11, 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
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
How did an ancient Talmudic date become Israel’s national Tree-Planting Holiday? Read the fascinating historical journey from the 1,500 saplings of Yesוd HaMa’ala in 1884, through the educational revolution in Zichron Yaakov, to the birthday of the Knesset. Tu BiShvat, which falls today (Monday), February 2, is the date on which the New Year for
By Elad Huminer·Feb 2, 2026
For the first time in twenty five years, a morning prayer (Shacharit) was held at Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem (Nablus). This sparked a wave of controversy throughout Arab media and social networks today, to which the Israeli response was not long in coming. Background: Joseph’s Tomb in Shechem According to the Bible, Joseph’s remains were
By Menachem Marton·Jan 29, 2026
Freed Hamas captive Segev Kalfon, who learned that children had been praying for him while he was held in captivity and eagerly awaiting his return, went to visit them in kindergartens across the city of Dimona, where he lives. During the visit, he also planted a tree in honor of Tu Bishvat, the Jewish New
Sinai Staff·Jan 29, 2026
