Adael Sheetrit saw the two incoming Grad rockets that exploded, wounding her parents and killing Yossi Shoshan. Shrapnel hit Adael in the stomach and she had no pulse when she was taken to hospital. Now, after surgery, she sits up … Continue reading →

On the 73rd anniversary of the nazi’s Kristallnacht riots, Israel and Bavaria signed an education exchange agreement to teach the histories of Israel and Bavaria to each other’s students. http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=1781

In 1969 Geoffrey Rogg met Israel’s first Prime Minister who asked him “when are you going to live in Eretz Yisrael?” 42 years later Geoffrey arrived at Ben Gurion airport on Aliya. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/149632

The soldier said he served in the Iranian military and has Jewish roots. He claimed that his parents had become Muslims out of fear of the regime, but that his grandparents were Jewish and he sees himself as a Jew. … Continue reading →

While sitting in an ethics seminar during IDF Special Forces training, Nadav Weinberg realized that the information he was learning was not common knowledge. Ever since that moment, Nadav has been determined to share what he has learned with people … Continue reading →