Americans
North American aliyah wave continues as 2,200 immigrants set to arrive this summer
The immigrants are part of an unprecedented wave of aliyah taking place during the summer months, from June through September.
'I started feeling it was a good moment': American tourists return to Israel
Armando Bacot signs with Maccabi Tel Aviv. Kattash: 'We have been following him for a long time'
From Beirut to October 7, American victims of Iranian terrorism await justice that may never come
US embassy in Israel resumes regular operations after lifting of restrictions
Although the directive requiring embassy personnel and their families to remain in protected areas has been lifted, travel restrictions remain in place.
How Americans are spending their digital dollars in 2025
New era in Israeli soccer: American group led by Ross Kestin to buy Maccabi Netanya
Maccabi Netanya will be acquired by US firm Aliya Capital Partners, led by Ross Kestin, pending approval. The deal reflects rising foreign interest in Israeli soccer.
Tired of the chaos? You’re not alone
US Ambassador to Israel attends ceremony honoring Americans who were murdered on Oct. 7
"Together with their families, I pray their sacrifices were not in vain. May their memories be a blessing," said Mike Huckabee.
Palestinian stone-throwing terrorists wound two US citizens
Earlier on Wednesday, Border Police officers arrested a 21-year-old Palestinian who hurled stones at security forces in the area.
American tourist arrested after delivering Diet Coke to deadly, uncontacted tribe
John Allen Chau, a 27-year-old American missionary, was killed by the uncontacted tribe in 2018.
![An aerial view of the damaged coast of Indira Point, India's southern most point, 600 km (about 375 miles) south of [Port Blair], in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago March 1, 2005.](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/658034 "An aerial view of the damaged coast of Indira Point, India's southern most point, 600 km (about 375 miles) south of [Port Blair], in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago March 1, 2005.")
"Never again!": American Jewish women are arming themselves in self-defense
Be prepared for what you may have to face in the near future.
Nearly 40% of Americans experience sport-related mistreatment
Many recall hating middle or high school due to gym class, feeling shame or abuse in sports, says study co-author Chris Knoester.
Ice Age American families pulled travois 22,000 years ago, White Sands discovery shows
Footprints of adults and children alongside drag marks indicate Ice Age families used travois to transport goods.
