Articles in "Human Interest"
2,000-Year-Old Basilica, Largest in Israel, Revealed in Ashkelon
A renewal project in the Tel Ashkelon National Park on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea revealed the spectacular archaeological remains ...
New Venture ‘Brings Israel Closer to the World’ through Gifts
A new initiative aimed at "bringing Israel closer to the world in a creative and unique way" through monthly subscriptions sends "Israel in ...
Ancient Amulet Bearing the Divine Name to Ward off Demons Turned over to Israel Antiquities Authority
Some 40 years after its find, an ancient amulet bearing the Divine Name and intended to ward off demons was handed over to the Israel ...
In First in Jerusalem, Good-Luck Roman-Era Bronze Lamp Uncovered in City of David
A rare bronze oil lamp, shaped like a grotesque face cut in half and meant for good fortune, was recently discovered in excavations ...
EXCLUSIVE: Blind Michigan Judge Wants to Export Israeli Special Needs Know-How to Arab World
Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein is usually occupied with the most sensitive cases and gives the final word on the court's ...
1,600-Year-Old Mosaic Chanced Upon during Development of Neighborhood in Coastal Yavne
A 1,600-year-old mosaic was recently found during archaeological excavations in the coastal town of Yavne carried out prior to the ...
Israel Celebrates its 73rd Birthday
Israel kicked off its Yom Ha’atzmaut, Independence Day, celebrations on Wednesday evening, making the almost impossible transition from ...
For First Time, Tamar Shachar, 92, Visits Scene of 1948 Gush Etzion Battle Where Her Brother Fell
Gush Etzion was the scene of a moving encounter on Wednesday, when Israel marked its Memorial Day, as Tamar Shachar, 92, visited Gush ...
On its 73rd Independence Day, Israel Boasts 9.3 M. Citizens
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) released its traditional statistics report on the citizens of Israel in honor of Yom ...
Israel Remembers its 23,928 Fallen IDF Soldiers and 3,158 Victims of Terrorism
Israel came to a standstill on Tuesday night to mark Yom Hazikaron, its national Memorial Day, and to commemorate the 23,928 fallen IDF ...
