November 2, 2026

More than 140 Jewish volunteers served as a protective presence for Christian clergy and visitors in Jerusalem’s Old City during Sukkot.

Archaeologists announced the discovery of a 2,000-year-old section of a Hasmonean aqueduct in Jerusalem, shedding light on the city’s ancient infrastructure.

A new archaeological study of Tel Shikmona describes evidence of varied industrial activity in the biblical Kingdom of Israel.

The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem used its Sukkot gathering to showcase products from small businesses in Judea and Samaria amid European boycott measures.

An October flight sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem brought 39 Ethiopian Jewish immigrants to Israel.

A Shabbat gathering in Efrat offers a practical example of how hospitality, conversation and shared respect can strengthen Jewish-Christian relationships.

August’s Rome talks followed renewed violence along the Israel-Lebanon border, underscoring the need for any diplomatic arrangement to address Hezbollah’s threat.

The August meeting between Israeli and U.S. officials highlighted the connection between demilitarization, public health and reconstruction in Gaza.

August reporting described Israel’s plans for a national quantum computer and expanded AI capabilities, building on its reputation as a technology and research hub.

Visa’s announced acquisition of Israeli fraud-detection company BioCatch highlighted the international value of Israeli cybersecurity innovation.