Kay Wilson
Kay Wilson is a British-born Israeli Jewish tour guide, jazz musician, cartoonist, public speaker and author of The Rage Less Traveled, her memoir of surviving a brutal machete attack. In her role for Palestinian Media Watch, she works to stop the Western governments’ funding of Palestinian terrorists.
AP Rewards IDF’s Saving of Lives With a Spit in the Face
This is footage of a Gazan contractor of a 14-story building talking in Arabic to an Israeli army Intelligence officer
The Virtue of War
War is awful, and war is violent, but just because the result is inevitable civilian casualties, it does not make it wrong
Avraham Yoffe: On Deers and War
Avraham Yoffe’s life reads like one of swashbuckling fiction. A war hero and the guy responsible for bring back the Fallow Deer
Yehuda Poliker: Last Station to Treblinka
In the 1980’s world of Israeli music, Poliker’s melodies and lyrics ushered in a new era. He's still as popular a performer as he was then.
On Moses and Binge-Watching
Being nearly 3000-years-old and literally set in stone, Hebrew is the only successfully revived language in the history of the world
Endless Hope
How the NATAL, (a Hebrew acronym for Israel Trauma Center for Victims of Terror and War) was founded by Jude Recanati
Ben-Zion Hadar: The Courage of a Child
Ben-Zion Hadar sprung to the limelight with the publication of the Hebrew best-seller, “The Cigarette Sellers from the Three Crosses Square.”
Zvi Yehezkeli: An Arab James Bond
It is rare that a journalist garnishes respect from both sides of the political divide. But such is the case with Zvi Yehezkeli
Rabbi Benny Lau: Building Bridges
Rabbi Benny Lau is building bridges, convinced that whether Israelis like it or not, Jews are People of the Book.
Sylva Zalmanson: If I Forget Thee, Oh Jerusalem
The bravery of Sylva Zalmanson, who was sentenced as a Prisoner of Zion by the Soviet regime to ten years of hard labor
Zev Vilnay: Walking the Land
It is all but impossible to take a hike in Israel today and not recall the intrepid explorer, Zev Vilnay
Not By Bread Alone
Introducing the amazing Nalagaat in Tel Aviv, the world’s first theater for the deaf and blind
Naftali Herz Imber and The Birth of The Hope
The fascinating and largely unknown story behind the creation of HaTikvah ('The Hope'), the national anthem of Israel
Gili Yalo: The Man Who Beat His Demons
Ethiopian music is hip in Israel, partly thanks to Ethiopian-born Gili Yalo, who with his family fled Ethiopia in 1984 to come home