On our 77th Day of Independence, the wonder of Israel's revival continues to thrill us. That wonder exists by virtue of our dear ones — our sons and daughters — who have fallen for our sake, and today we have embraced their families.
Throughout their long history, the yearning to return to the Land of Israel has been the focus of Jewish life.
Sirens wailed across Israel on Tuesday night as the nation paid tribute to fallen soldiers and victims of terror on Remembrance Day. Flags were lowered to half-mast and people lit memorial candles to mark the second Remembrance Day during the war with Hamas.
Over the years, sixteen diplomats and foreign service personnel have been murdered in the line of duty.
Remembrance Day, Yom HaZikaron, is a day of collective and personal anguish mingled with honor for the fallen.
President Herzog: “I call out to our brothers and sisters in the hands of murderers: A whole nation is missing you, worrying for you.
President Herzog received the diplomatic credentials of new ambassadors to Israel from Cambodia, Fiji, Micronesia and Nauru
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Israel’s High Court of Justice issued a conditional order Sunday demanding the government explain why it has failed to properly draft and enforce conscription orders for Haredi Orthodox yeshiva students, raising tensions within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition.
President Herzog: The return of the hostages is a universal human imperative; and I call from here upon the entire international community to mobilize and put an end to this humanitarian crime
