The battle for religious freedom at the Wall has been waged on three fronts: in the courts, in negotiations with the government and through prayer.

Over 60 women throughout the city have joined a program to invite tourists into their homes, educating their guests about how different groups of Jerusalemites live.

When the entire Ashalim B solar power plant in the Negev Desert is completed, it will supply enough renewable electric power for 120,000 households.

Israel’s team was first sent abroad in 1985, when a magnitude 8.0 earthquake struck Mexico City. Since then, 21 delegations have traveled to 15 countries.

Visitors departing Israel from its main airport near Tel Aviv can view posters top science innovations in the yearlong exhibition “Israeli Discoveries and Developments That Influenced the World.”

According to a recent poll, 75 percent of the Jewish population supports taking divorce out of the rabbinate’s hands.

Young or old, Jews or non-Jews, volunteers at Israel’s 200-plus archaeology digs are discovering objects with religious and historical significance.

No longer must we survive by wine alone over the eight long nights of Passover, thanks to the date beer out of Israel.