Israel's main airport authority warns travelers to leave vehicles at home as parking lots reach full capacity during the Sukkot holiday week, with over 90,000 passengers expected daily.
Nearly three years after his son's death, Hagi Luber finally canceled his phone number in an emotional moment that speaks to the profound grief of losing a child.
Rabbi Jacob Mdan revisits the intensive care unit where his son once fought for life, now praying for another family member. The encounter reveals the deep spiritual faith and personal sacrifice of a family facing medical crisis.
Rescue forces recovered two drowning victims from Ashkelon's Delila Beach on Thursday, but a third man who entered the water with them remains missing. Both rescued swimmers were hospitalized in serious and moderate condition.
The Jewish National Fund petitioned police to bar Simchat Torah festivities at the Nova music festival grounds, arguing the celebrations dishonor Jewish values. Bereaved families view the location as sacred ground comparable to a cemetery.
A 49-year-old Breslav Hasid was arrested at the Romania-Ukraine border after dodging military service obligations. A Chabad emissary in Odesa ensured he could observe the Jewish holiday properly before his deployment as a military physician.
Italy's government has approved legislation prohibiting burqas and niqabs in schools while capping the number of non-native Italian speakers per classroom, sparking fresh debate over immigration policy in Europe.
The Benjamin region launches dozens of guided tours, farm visits, and biblical sites during the Sukkot holiday week, offering families a chance to explore ancient Shiloh and strategic settlements through outdoor activities.
The Rabbis of the Way organization will hold its 13th annual ceremony welcoming new rabbinical leadership, drawing thousands of prominent National Religious rabbis and featuring elevated musical accompaniment.
In a powerful eulogy for his brother Moses, killed in combat in Gaza, Neria Leiter spoke of unity, purpose, and the commitment to victory that defined his fallen sibling's life.
Talia Shachron describes the painful moment she identified her father in attack footage and reflects on his absence during the holiest Jewish observance, when his empty prayer shawl sat unused.
An unidentified group vandalized Kol HaNeshama, a progressive synagogue in Jerusalem, marking the third attack in weeks. Previous incidents included eggs thrown at worshippers and a pride flag torn down.
