Though Ariel always had religious residents, they were a small minority. That has changed.
From the moment Agam was abducted from her army base in the Gaza Envelope on October 7, the rest of Meirav’s family joined her in keeping Shabbat.
In the summer of 2005, the Israeli government evicted close to 10,000 Israelis from their homes in Gush Katif, and some former residents are still mourning their loss.
Balancing grief with the need to persevere, many of these widows say that faith and community have helped them through their darkest hours.
Meet Israel’s warriors on the home front—IDF wives who exhibit extraordinary faith while juggling housework, jobs and toddlers
With antisemitism reaching levels not seen in decades and Israel locked in a devastating war, what is there to laugh about?
It is not unusual for him to prepare by applying copious amounts of bug spray and donning heavy rubber boots and a netted face mask—all to protect himself from the…
Even now, with airports still in post-Covid chaos and gas prices at nosebleed levels, the rabbi continues on his journeys. “Indefatigable is the word I’d use to describe him,” says…
