Barbra's unannounced performance to close the 2001 Emmy Awards, two months after the 9/11 attacks. She is absolutely amazing. A true talent. Her voice is pure, she is classy, stunning. Thank you Barbara for entertaining us all these years we are truly blessed.

Israel Philharmonic musicians and Lahav Shani wish you a happy Passover with a classical arrangement of a beloved Pessach song.Happy Passover!

This is amazing it just makes me feel like i want to go back to my homeland!!! Jerusalema challange is being displayed throught Israel showing the beauty of the country.

We believe that smart ideas can turn the city into a better place. Like a dancing traffic light manikin that makes people wait and watch rather than walk through the red light. FOR more safety

We wanted to share this inspirational music video produced in the Caesarea Amphitheatre by over 1000 Israelis, some who are families of the hostages held by Hamas Terrorists. Please share this powerful concert and comment below to show your support for the victims and hostages.

Assi and his husband got married in Barcelona, afraid of homophobic extended family members.

He said his dad was still suspicious of their relationship up until the wedding. ‘Something in him changed that day,’ he said. ‘He saw what he couldn’t see before. He felt the love that he had never felt

“Open a Door to Israel,” an exhibit comprised of nine huge door-shaped screens that visitors can open to learn about different aspects of Israel, debuted at the Tel Aviv Port in December and will begin a worldwide tour this month at the Vitoriano Museum in Rome. The exhibit will continue on to Germa

Song: "Lost in Paradise" by composer and pianist David Lanz from his album Finding Paradise.

Rafael's laser system is a strategic game-changer for the State of Israel and the world as well, a system that already today knows how to shoot down mortar rounds, UAVs and rockets," Bennett said during his visit to a Rafael facility on May 31. "This is a game-changer because we can not only strike ...

David Cassidy, the wildly popular '70s heartthrob who shot to fame when he starred and sang in TV's "The Partridge Family," has died. He was in critical condition and suffering from organ failure before his death. In 2017, he revealed that he was in the early stages of dementia.