Articles in "Six-Day War"
Herzl Budinger, Architect of Israel’s Air Power in Lebanon, Passes Away at 82
Maj. Gen. (Res.) Herzl Budinger, who led the Israeli Air Force (IAF) in the 1990s and opened the elite pilots’ course to women, passed ...
60 Years On, Israel Recovers Secrets of Its Greatest Spy
In a dramatic operation, the Mossad recovered and returned to Israel the official Syrian archive of legendary Israeli spy Eli Cohen, nearly ...
Mossad Director Reveals Legendary Spy’s Last Telegram
Mossad director David Barnea revealed on Monday the last telegram sent from Syria by Israel's legendary spy Eli Cohen. The telegram, ...
Ammunition-Packed Syrian Bunker Exposed in Golan Heights
Israeli authorities operating to clear old minefields in the Golan Heights have recently exposed a Syrian bunker packed with ammunition ...
2 Bazooka Projectiles from Six-Day War Found in Jerusalem
Construction workers digging an area in Jerusalem near Ammunition Hill ahead of the laying of the light rail tracks were startled Sunday ...
Netanyahu in Gush Etzion: No More Settlement Evictions
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Knesset speaker Yoel (Yuli) Edelstein, Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Culture Minister ...
Gush Etzion Ceremony Develops Into Political Hot Potato
Residents of Gush Etzion routinely insist that their block of communities south of Jerusalem is “solidly inside the Israeli consensus” ...
Paratrooper’s Son Pays a Photographic Tribute
When Alon Wald, the marketing manager of Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill National Memorial decided to initiate a photography exhibit ...
Knesset, Congress Celebrate United Jerusalem in Joint Session
Knesset Speaker Yoel (Yuli) Edelstein called on the US Wednesday evening to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel by moving the US ...
Photo Essay: Jerusalem Celebrates 50 Years of Unity
Thousands of Jerusalemites and Israelis from around the country capitalized on a temperate, sunny day on Wednesday to celebrate the 50th ...
