The Jerusalem Report

The story of Israel's National Baseball team, and how it made it to the 2020 Olympics at Tokyo, in five parts.

Meet the VENµS probe, which conducts routine flybys of the Earth, and attains high resolution, multispectral images of specific sites around the world.

If abuse is not met with compassion and justice, it does not only hurt the victim. It causes damage to the entire fabric of society.

Jewish thinkers and commentators weigh in on textual sources about compassion and cruelty regarding animal slaughter.

Starmer came into office reiterating his utter determination to stamp out the scourge of antisemitism from the party. From very early in his leadership he demonstrated his resolve.

Shalev Ben Yaakov grew up Catholic, but felt his Jewish roots. Years later, a musical trip across Europe highlighted it so much more.

Diamonds may be the diamond industry’s best friend, but the glitter hides a blood-stained history, for which the industry has yet to be made accountable.

Meet Rev. Dr. John McCulloch, the man heading St. Andrew’s Scots Memorial Church in Jerusalem.

Like so many other Arab states and political entities, the PA can also be considered a failing enterprise. Case in point: Nizar Banat's assassination.

US Senator Joe Lieberman always centered his professional ambitions with Shabbat observance and continues to do so in his newly translated book.

The forgotten legacy of Henri Serouya, historian, intellectual, philosopher, author of many acclaimed books and learned articles, all in French was found by the author in a suitcase in a basement.

The author recounts her experiences with Ida Nudel, the famed heroine of the struggle for the release of Soviet Jewry to emigrate to Israel.

Israeli news highlights from the past two weeks.

"What I’ve found is that the guy who gives up and throws up his hands in disgust gets no place," is the one-liner advice from 59-year-old Murray S. Greenfield, who made aliyah in 1947.

Rebecca Affachiner was a pioneer in many ways. Her love for Israel will always be seen in the flag that she made and her lasting tributes to the people, the land and the institutions of this country.

The younger elements within Saudi society are more liberal and are clearly trending toward an approach to Israel that does not preclude normalizing ties ahead of an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.

Despite the protestations of Jews being one people, fissures have opened suggesting that the needs and fears of large parts of Israel and of American Jewry no longer align.

In the 45 years since Yad Sarah was first founded, they have built themselves up into something much larger than just an organization that lends out medical equipment when needed.

Ex-haredim share their early life experiences in haredi society and how and why they left.

Israel has neglected its poor children for decades, while in recent months, in one fell swoop, the US has slashed child poverty by 40% or more. How did the US do this?

Welcome to Israel’s unending War of Attrition with the jihadists of Gaza. 

This September marked the 20th anniversary of 9/11. The event did nothing to assuage my nervousness when it comes to flying.

Afghan Nightmare: As women fear Taliban restrictions, Israeli philanthropists help 41 asylum-seekers reach Abu Dhabi.

Former prison guard reflects on the recent Gilboa Prison break: I "played a lot of air guitar on my M-16. Never lost a prisoner, though."

The Bahrain Jewish community celebrates peace and partnership in the Middle East.