A diploma of appreciation was submitted to Dr. Tal Ben Uliel who bought medicine for a patient in severe condition from her own pocket after the substance was depleted at the Hadassah hospital.

Memorial Former Prime Minister MK Netanyahu is now speaking at a memorial service for his brother Yoni Netanyahu (z"l).

Source: Ilan Greenfield

Avi Har-Evan was one of the founders of the IDF's missile and advanced weaponry programs and served as the director of the Israel Space Agency.

For all his work, he was awarded the prestigious Israel Prize for security.

Three weeks ago, Avi, 84 years old, was staying at a hotel in Akko when Arab rioters launched a pogrom in the city and torched the hotel. He sustained significant burns and suffered from smoke inhalation, and as a result, he lost consciousness and was hooked up to a ventilator.

Yesterday, Avi succumbed to his wounds.

May his memory be a blessing.

Nine people who were trapped, with different degrees of injuries, were rescued by Israeli firefighters from a burning building in the Nave Ya'akov neighborhood of Jerusalem.

Ten teams of firefighters are at the scene, and four cranes have evacuated people who were trapped.

The injured have been transferred to the care of medical professionals that have been called to the scene. 

This young soldier's disabilities did not stop her from joining the IDF as part of Special in Uniform. 
Special in Uniform gives disabled young Israelis the opportunity to serve in the IDF and fulfill their dream of helping Israel.

We salute you! ❤️🇮🇱

At the young age of 20, London native Esther Cailingold moved to Mandatory Palestine in 1946 to teach English. After witnessing the growing Arab violence, Esther decided to join the Haganah, where she received military training and became the organization's English-language broadcasting service announcer.

When the Old City of Jerusalem was besieged, Esther volunteered to be sent in with one of the convoys.

Under the guise of a schoolteacher, Esther was able to enter the Old City and served as a liaison between the various outposts, bringing food, water, and ammunition.

On May 16, 1948, the Arab Legion invaded the Old City of Jerusalem and started shelling the Jewish Quarter. Because her role as liaison was made impossible due to the continuous shelling, she took up the position of a Sten Gunner.

Shortly after, a shell exploded on the building that Esther was entering, shattering her spine. After a week of fighting for her life, Esther passed away on May 29, 1948, her last words uttered while refusing a cigarette because it was Shabbat: "No," she whispered, "Shabbat."

Commander of Hatzerim Airbase, Brig. Gen. Aviad Dagan, and another pilot prepare for takeoff during Operation Guardian of the Walls. We love the IDF!!

Thank you Avigayil for protecting us this week (and always) as you operate Israel's Iron Dome against Hamas terrorist organization's rockets. You are our hero!

The Israel Police Tel Aviv Navy Unit rescued Friday the life of a 16-year-old who suffocated and lost her conscience on a vessel that ran aground in front of Herzliya. 

The police officers evicted the teenager to receive medical treatment at the nearby marina and returned to haul the ship that carried 7 people on it.

The police received a distress call from a captain, 60, from Ramla, whose daughter collapsed while he can’t budge the ship due to a technical malfunction.

When the police personnel approached the ship, they transferred the girl with her mother to their own vessel, taking her to safety, and saving her life.

A 4-year-old was critically injured last week from rocket shrapnel fired from Gaza towards Holon, Israel.

She went through massive surgery and now she is making a miraculous recovery and already plays with local staff in the hospital. She is expected the be released home soon.

We wish her a speedy recovery! Am Yisrael Chai!

In the neighborhood of Neve Zayit in Lod, where riots have been spiraling out of control for several days, Jewish and Arabic residents have met to strengthen each other, the Jewish Lod residents spokesperson said in a statement.

In the past several nights, the Jewish residents of the neighborhood have protected their Arab neighbors from attacks.

The citizens of the city pledged to continue to preserve their good neighborly relations, as was until today.

Galia saw Liane having difficulty reaching a shelter with her two twin children during the alarms in Holon, and hurried to help. She was holding her friend's  3-year-old when the toddler was hit and injured by shrapnel from a bus that sustained a direct hit. Galia took off her head covering, and pressed it to her neck. The two women later met in the hospital: "It's was a clear miracle", the mother, Liane said.