Steve Linde

Sir Joshua Hassan, Gibraltar's first chief minister, with his wife, Lady Marcelle Bensimon Hassan, and two daughters, Fleur and Marlene, 1982.

Reut Vilf/City of David Archaeologists excavate at the Givati Parking Lot in Jerusalem's City of David, where charred wooden beams from the destruction of the First Temple were recently uncovered, July 2026.

In an interview with JNS, the World Zionist Organization president reflects on the loss of his son, rising anti-Zionism and the need for Jewish unity.

The 65th Israel Festival opened with a breathtaking aerial performance over the Hinnom Valley, recreating an iconic 1987 crossing between east and west Jerusalem.

In an interview with JNS, Farley Weiss, president of the Israel Justice Organization, says Jerusalem should take a more aggressive approach to combating anti-Israel narratives.

At a memorial event, U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee and Levin's parents reflected on the Lone Soldier Center that has transformed the lives of thousands of lone soldiers from Israel and abroad.

Jeff Daube tells JNS why the world's oldest and largest Jewish cemetery is becoming a center for Jewish identity, education and heritage.

The British-born former venture capitalist tells JNS that the Jewish state is the world's strongest long-term investment—economically, strategically and spiritually.

“Without the direct intervention of the president and the S.A. government, our son's body would in all likelihood have come back months later, causing us additional pain and suffering,” said Rabbi Doron Perez.

Israel is the best long-term investment a Jew can make, not only financially, but morally, strategically and spiritually, Rabbi Leo Dee argues in his new book. “The goal of this book is not …