Steven Ganot

Rizik Alabi's report lands like a cold case suddenly cracking open. Syrian authorities and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

Orthodox and Armenian Christians in Israel and across the Middle East mark Pentecost today, celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit on Jesus' disciples 50 days after Easter and the traditional birth of the Christian Church.

Maayan Hoffman's profile of Dr. Nadia Khir begins with a woman who had every reason to stop and somehow never did.

Gabriel Colodro's report from Paraguay's Independence Day reception in Jerusalem begins with the expected diplomatic scene—flags, speeches, wine, and

Dr. Iman Foroutan's opinion piece presents President Donald Trump's Iran policy as less a single move than a sprawling chessboard: uranium, oil

Israel expanded its campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon on Sunday and Monday, striking Beirut's southern suburbs and pushing deeper into the

Jewish and pro-Israel students across North America are facing a campus climate that many describe as hostile, frightening, and increasingly hard

Matan Rosenberg, a magician who performs across Israel in five languages, is not panicking because a robot might soon palm a coin better than he can.

Elon Musk missed Tel Aviv, but he still managed to electrify the Samson International Smart Mobility Summit 2026 from Austin, Texas, appearing by

Syria's battered aviation sector is getting an unexpected payday as airlines reroute flights through Syrian skies after the Iran war disrupted routes