At sundown Tuesday, Yom Kippur - the Jewish Day of Atonement - began. It is a solemn day of introspection - where there is a ban on eating, drinking and the wearing of leather shoes among others. But it is also known as the Sabbath of Sabbaths - and is a festival day. Why festive? Perhaps, because it's an appreciation of the opportunity that we have been given - to live as free human beings under the umbrella of God.

In addition, as you will see in the video, the people of the Carolinas need all the help they can get to try and overcome the devastation wrought by Hurricane Florence.

Pouring the Hearts of Israel into Third Temple’s Foundations

A record number of Jewish visitors ascended the Temple Mount in 5778

Read »

The Israel Bible Hits the Road, Inspiring Israel and Bible Engagement in America

Israel365's Rabbi Tuly Weisz went on a tour of the US promoting Bible engagement and The Israel Bible

Read »

Russian Military Plane Shot Down By Syrian Missile; Kremlin Blames Israel

Russian plane was coming into land, moments after an alleged Israeli missile strike on Syrian military installation

Read »

WATCH: Impact of Hurricane Florence; Before and After

Hurricane Florence hit the Carolinas and left a trail of destruction in its wake

Watch »

Yad Sarah: From a Borrowed Vaporizer to an Adviser to the UN

From modest beginnings, Israel's largest supplier of medical equipment is now a nationwide operation

Read »

What’s in a Hebrew Birthday? Rabbis: A ‘Hebrew’ Birthday is for Spiritual Growth

Hebrew birthdays contain powerful spiritual connections

Read »

Day of Atonement, Day of the Bicycles

Yom Kippur is both a day of prayer, introspection and bicycles

Read »

Jewish Value of Life Enshrined in High Holiday Liturgy and Israeli Nonprofits

Just One Life empowers women to make the best possible decisions in difficult circumstances

Read »

Israel’s Tourism Boom Continues, Will it Welcome Record Number of Pilgrims?

Israel is on course in 2018 to smash the record number of tourists visiting it

Read »

EZEKIEL 11:25

In verses 16-17 of this chapter, Hashem (God) promises that although He has exiled the Children of Israel and scattered them among the nations, in the future He will gather and redeem them: "I will gather you from the people and assemble you out of the countries where you have been scattered...

Learn »

Why Did the Clintons Share a Stage with Farrakhan?

By Alan Dershowitz

Only Trump Could End Palestine

By Daniel Greenfield

A Red Heifer!…?

By Jim Fletcher

To ask a medical question for an expert to answer, email Judy Siegel-Itzkovich at judy@israel365.com, giving your initials, gender, age and place of residence.