All Israel News

05/09/2026

Back to School in Israel — Praying for a Generation That Has Seen Too Much

04/09/2026

Revealed scriptures are not merely devotional books, but civilizational operating systems that define reality, order time, and shape the moral consciousness of a people.

The Bible and the Quran are rival civilizational architectures that answer basic questions differently regarding God, law, redemption, and human destiny.

The conflict between Islam and the West cannot be reduced to political factors or foreign policy, but stems from a deeper friction between two distinct sacred codes.

04/09/2026

"It was our desire to build on the legacy that Delitzsch established and yet have a translation of modern Hebrew." — Jonathan Arnold, CEO of Trinitarian Bible Society

The Trinitarian Bible Society presented the latest revision of Franz Delitzsch’s Hebrew translation of the New Testament to leaders gathered in Israel.

This revision, the culmination of 14 years of work, is aimed at keeping the text faithful to the original Greek while modernizing the Hebrew.

Delitzsch initially took on the task in 1864, well before Hebrew was revived as a modern spoken language, to make the New Testament accessible to Jewish readers in their own language.

04/09/2026

Netanyahu From Inside Gaza: "Gaza Will No Longer Threaten Israel"

Prime Minister Netanyahu speaks from inside Gaza with IDF top commanders, highlighting tactical control, the arrest of Hamas's security chief, and the ultimate goal of full demilitarization.

04/09/2026

"Israel needs its supporters to be here" — Alejandro Rubin Cymerman, Paraguay’s ambassador to Israel

Paraguayan beef exports to Israel reached $220 million in 2025 and are projected to reach $300 million in 2026, compared to $88 million in 2023.

The two countries have signed five memoranda of understanding, with Paraguay seeking Israeli expertise in defense technologies, innovation, and advanced water management.

In December 2024, Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña traveled to Israel to personally attend the reopening of the Paraguayan embassy in Jerusalem.

04/09/2026

"By combining physical adsorption with biodegradation, the technology offers a promising and innovative alternative to conventional approaches, addressing both immediate containment and long-term environmental recovery." — Prof. Ariel Kushmaro, Lead Researcher

Researchers from Ben-Gurion University have developed a cellulose-based aerogel that can absorb about 100 times its own weight in oil while helping bacteria break down pollutants.

The material is designed to absorb hydrocarbons while supplying nitrogen and phosphorus, nutrients that are important for the bacteria responsible for biodegradation.

In experiments using artificial seawater contaminated with oil, researchers found that the material significantly improved oil breakdown compared with aerogels without added nutrients.

04/09/2026

"Right is right. Wrong is wrong. In life, you must choose a side. You are either with the Tucker Carlson wing of the country, or you are with the pro-Israel wing of the country. You can’t be both." — Nikki Haley, Former South Carolina Governor

U.S. Vice President JD Vance addressed the Republican Jewish Coalition’s summit in Las Vegas, receiving standing ovations despite questions about his approach to Israel and his friendship with Tucker Carlson.

When asked by RJC leadership about podcasters platforming antisemites, Vance acknowledged that people might disagree with things said by Carlson, but did not specify where he rejects his views.

Addressing antisemitism broadly, Vance defined its core as blood libel while emphasizing Israel's strategic importance as "one of our most important alliances in the world."

04/09/2026

The Israeli government approved the release of five Lebanese citizens as part of an effort to locate and return the bodies of Lebanese Jewish community leaders abducted and murdered in the mid-1980s.

The first citizen was released on Thursday after interrogations determined they were civilians not engaged in terrorism, with the remaining four set to be transferred to Lebanon.

Israel recently requested Beirut demonstrate concrete steps toward locating the remains, providing maps, photographs, and an intelligence dossier on the 12 victims to help Lebanese authorities.

04/09/2026

Israel's €3 Billion Defense Deal with Greece Revealed

04/09/2026