Celebrating Lag B'Omer during wartime: How religious Jews are coping
The government moved the annual pilgrimage from Mount Meron to east Jerusalem due to fear of Hezbollah rocket attack.
The government moved the annual pilgrimage from Mount Meron to east Jerusalem due to fear of Hezbollah rocket attack.
Warnings by experts on the tenuous state of the Mughrabi Bridge prompt the Western Wall Heritage Foundation to begin partial ...
Relatives file a $15 million lawsuit against the National Center For Development Of The Holy Places in charge of the ...
"Our conscience will not be eased until we have done everything to ensure that other people's worlds will not be ...
Families who lost loved ones could be allocated up to 130,000 per casualty. Head of National Insurance Institute points to ...
Amir Ohana, who has been criticized for saying he is responsible for, but not guilty of Mount Meron tragedy, says, ...
In the aftermath of the Lag B'Omer tragedy that killed 45, Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky also issued instructions to study Torah ...
"After the period of mourning is over, we will examine in an orderly, thorough and responsible fashion every matter that ...
As Police Internal Investigations Department readies to collect officers' testimony on Lag B'Omer stampede, Justice Minister Benny Gantz demands state ...
Speaking at St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis expresses his "closeness to the people of Israel" and promises to remember the ...
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