Articles in "Independence Day - Yom Ha'Atzmaut"
Latin American, European and Asian Embassies in Israel Highlight Bilateral Ties
Israel marked its 78th Independence Day amid a continued emphasis on strengthening its international partnerships and expanding cooperation ...
‘Writing History Under Fire’: Israel Honors Distinguished Soldiers on Independence Day
President Isaac Herzog paid tribute to 120 outstanding Israel Defense Forces soldiers at a special Independence Day ceremony on Wednesday, ...
Archive Traces British Officer’s Influence On Early Israeli Military Thinking
In the days leading up to Israel’s Memorial Day and Independence Day, the National Library of Israel has received the personal archive of ...
‘Hope Is A Choice’: Israeli Ceremony Honors Acts of Bravery
In front of hundreds of pre-military preparatory school students from across Israel, a ceremony in Jerusalemm on Monday highlighted stories ...
‘Maybe the Largest Ever’: Wildfires Disrupt Israeli Independence Day
The battle against what what may be Israel's largest fire entered its second day on Thursday morning, casting a pall over what would have ...
Azerbaijan’s President Celebrates ‘Dynamic’ Growth in Ties with Israel
Baku (AZERTAC) - “Azerbaijan attaches special importance to the enhancement of relations with its close friend and reliable partner, ...
Wildfire Forces First-Ever Cancellation of Israel’s Independence Day Torch-Lighting Ceremony
A large wildfire in the Jerusalem Hills fanned by strong winds and dry conditions forced authorities to cancel for the first time Israel's ...
‘Up to 24 Alive’: Netanyahu Draws Fire Over Hostage Remarks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ignited controversy during a Tuesday meeting with torchbearers ahead of Israel’s Independence Day, when ...
Israel Marks Independence Day with 10 Million Citizens and a Strikingly Young Population
On the eve of Israel’s 77th Independence Day, the country's population stands at 10.094 million and strikingly young, according to ...
Why are Israeli Archaeologists Baffled by This 1,500-Year-Old Menorah Symbol?
A rare and intricately decorated Roman Period stone capital that has baffled Israeli archaeologists was unveiled in Jerusalem on Tuesday. ...
