Historically-rich territory
Charred Beams from First Temple Found in City of David
Archaeologists uncovered thick, charred wooden beams that burned 2,600 years ago during the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE. The rare find may enable precise dating within a 10-year range.
23.07.26
Rivka Sorek
Ready, set, fire?
Trump Weighs 'Massive' Iran Strike, May Ask Israel to Join
23.07.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
Late for Halloween
Three Arabs Pose as Police, Rob Foreign Workers
23.07.26
C14 Desk
Drums of war
Eilat Opens Public Shelters as Iran Strike Fears Grow
23.07.26
C14 Desk
Prophesy materializing
Rabbi: Iran Strikes Are 'Building the Third Temple'
23.07.26
Tzion Banjo
Nice try, Tehran
Mossad Foils Iranian Plot Against Top Israeli Officials
An intricate joint intelligence operation involving the Mossad, Shin Bet, and allied intelligence agencies thwarted an Iranian Ministry of Intelligence plan to smuggle a foreign terror cell into Israel to assassinate senior Israeli officials.
23.07.26
Eliyahu Amar
Jewish baggage
New British Foreign Secretary Has Family in Judea & Samaria
23.07.26
Ben Yaniv
Standing our ground
Defying Samaria Terror, Israel Fast-Tracks New Community
23.07.26
C14 Desk
Deal or no deal
Trump: Saudi Nuclear Deal Hinges on Abraham Accords
23.07.26
C14 Desk
Rare Footage Shows Iranian Jews Mourning J'lem Destruction
23.07.26
C14 Editors