“True happiness is no laughing matter; true happiness runs deep within the heart.” So states Rina Simkovich, a twenty-two-year-old resident of Ariel, a city in

Imagine yourself inside a small room with one other person you don’t even know and outside that room, from the large hall, you hear gunshot

Some fifteen kilometers northwest of Jerusalem, in the small town of Adam, there’s a tiny oasis of nature where hundreds of schoolchildren can escape from

Amotz Eyal was twelve years old when he brought his first lawsuit to the Israeli Supreme Court. At age thirteen Amotz began volunteering with children

Twenty-two years ago life was good for Sara Argaman, her husband, Baruch, and their six children. They lived in Mevo Horon, a cooperative village north

“As a father has mercy on his children, so too the Lord has mercy upon those who fear Him.” (Psalms 103:13) So we plead over

“Once again you shall plant vineyards in the hills of Samaria.” So we read from Jeremiah, chapter 31, verse 4, every year on the second

Many, upon reaching middle-age, decide to make changes in their lives. Some are full of confidence that the changes are good and right. Others have

There are those who envision observant Jews as passive people who study the Bible, pray, and patiently await what the Almighty gives them. Yehudah Etzion

Although balloon terror is a relatively new phenomenon, the Arab destruction of Israeli agriculture has been going on for over a hundred years. Era Rapaport