Study: Sderot rocket attacks increased miscarriages

Published on February 25, 2013

Rocket attacks on Sderot significantly increased the number of miscarriages that occurred in women from the southern Israeli city, according to a new study.

Documents show Venezuela spying on Jewish community

Published on February 5, 2013

The Venezuelan human rights group Espacio Anna Frank says its goal is to promote tolerance by teaching the life story of the teenage diarist murdered by the Nazis.

Israelis concerned about international isolation

Published on December 10, 2012

Israel is no stranger to international condemnation. Although the Israeli people, who are often characterized as “resilient” and “tough,” normally earn that appellation in the context of returning to normal life following some horrific event, some explain their impermeable exteriors as being more the product of a seemingly un-ending series of censures than surviving in a bad neighborhood.

Operation Pillar of Defense: Lessons learned

Published on November 21, 2012

As Israel and Hamas mostly stilled their guns Wednesday night after reaching a cease-fire agreement, ending eight days of intense bombardment, both sides took home some new lessons about their foes.

Israel launches Gaza offensive, kills Hamas commander

Published on November 14, 2012

Israel launched a major offensive against Palestinian militants in Gaza on Wednesday, killing the military commander of Hamas in an air strike and threatening an invasion of the enclave that the Islamist group vowed would "open the gates of hell."

Dear Mr. Goldstone: Six months until Kol Nidre

By David Suissa
Published on April 4, 2011

You really screwed up. You screwed up so badly that Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic says you contributed, more than any other individual, to the delegitimization and demonization of the Jewish state.

Magbit raises funds for Israeli veterans of Operation Cast Lead

By Karmel Melamed
Published on May 6, 2009