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Ancient Mikveh Relocated Intact: 2,000-Year-Old Jewish Ritual Bath Moved by Crane

Archaeologists in the Negev have unearthed and successfully relocated a 25-ton Second Temple period mikveh, a Jewish ritual immersion bath dating back 2,000 years. The discovery reveals an unknown Jewish settlement from antiquity.

The Real Israel: A Vibrant Nation Missing From TV Screens

Journalist Yossi Ahimair explores Tel Aviv's thriving cultural scene, uncovering a dynamic Israel that rarely appears in mainstream media coverage of the country.

Uganda’s ‘Child King’ Dies at 34; TV Anchor Succeeds Him

Oyo of Toro, who ascended to the throne at age 3 in 1995 and captivated the world as the 'child king,' has died of cancer at 34. Kingdom elders have chosen Edward Kijjnangoma, a state television news anchor, as his successor, triggering a succession dispute.

IDF Soldier’s Mother Attacks Venice Film Prize Winner ‘Nazi’

Meiyan Sherman, mother of fallen soldier Ron Sherman, has criticized the filmmakers behind 'Nazi,' which won the jury prize at Venice Film Festival, arguing the film fails to serve Israel's national interests and may harm the country's cause.

Singer Moshe Louk Reimagines Classic High Holiday Prayer

Vocalist Moshe Louk unveils a fresh musical arrangement of 'Eit Sharei Ratzon,' a beloved liturgical poem from Rosh Hashanah services, in a new production by composer Bobi Adri.

Rosh Hashanah 2024: Complete Guide to the Jewish New Year

As Jewish communities worldwide prepare for Rosh Hashanah 5785, here's everything you need to know about observance times, holiday customs, religious significance, and traditional blessings for the High Holiday season.

Over 50,000 Gather at Western Wall for High Holiday Prayers

More than 50,000 worshippers attended the central Selichot prayers at Jerusalem's Western Wall Thursday night, with overflow crowds viewing the service on screens throughout the Old City as Prime Minister Netanyahu joined the observance.

Rachel Rabin, Sister of Slain PM, Dies at 101

Rachel Rabin, sister of assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and a founding figure of Galilee settlement, has died at age 101. After her brother's 1995 murder, she dedicated herself to preserving his legacy and promoting democratic values.

Israeli TV Host Reveals Distant Relationship With Colleague

Rina Matzliach disclosed in an upcoming Channel 13 interview that she and fellow broadcaster Amit Segal rarely communicate, hinting at underlying tensions between the two media personalities.

The Spiritual Mathematics of Repentance: A Kabbalistic Insight

A classical Jewish text reveals how genuine repentance can fundamentally transform a person's spiritual status. Scholars explore the philosophical layers of teshuvah in Jewish thought.

Rabbi Klonsky Unlocks Spiritual Depths of High Holiday Prayer

In a detailed examination of the liturgical poem "Arshrat Shfateynu," Rabbi Yisser Klonsky explores themes of repentance, faith, and divine connection during the Days of Awe, offering spiritual guidance for the Jewish High Holidays.

Singer Transforms Yom Kippur Prayer Into Personal Message of Hope

After nearly three years of war and military service, Israeli singer Michal premieres a musical composition based on the Neilah prayer, turning a sacred liturgical text into a deeply personal statement of resilience and faith.

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