Gabriel Ostrovsky
ARTICLES BY: Gabriel Ostrovsky
Israeli Archaeologists Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Aqueduct That Brought Water to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount
Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably preserved, 2,000-year-old aqueduct that once supplied water to Jerusalem's Temple Mount, revealing an extraordinary feat of ancient Jewish engineering...
Italy Expels Two Men Accused of Assaulting Rabbi in Milan
Two men accused of assaulting a rabbi in Milan last month have been expelled from Italy, the country's interior minister announced, as Italian authorities take...
Anti-Israel Groups Plan ‘Resistance’ Rally Outside NYC City Hall on Oct. 7, Accuse Mamdani of ‘Betrayal’
Anti-Israel activists are planning a "resistance" rally outside New York City Hall on Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas-led massacre across southern Israel,...
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, Israel’s Population Surges Past 10.3 Million
Israel's population has climbed to more than 10.3 million people ahead of Rosh Hashanah, according to new figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics,...
Huckabee Warns Settler Violence Damaging Israel’s Global Standing as Attacks Mount
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee warned Friday that violence by a small fringe of Jewish extremists in the West Bank is increasingly damaging Israel's...
Thousands of Israeli Expats Book Flights Home for High-Stakes Election
Tens of thousands of Israelis living abroad are preparing to fly home for October's national election, with demand already driving up airfares and prompting special...
Jewish Family Finds Anti-Israel Note Inside Checked Luggage on Flight to Israel
A Jewish family traveling from Seattle to Israel discovered an anti-Israel message apparently placed inside their checked luggage during the journey, according to the watchdog...





Israeli Archaeologists Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Aqueduct That Brought Water to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount
US Charity to Use AI to Detect ‘Hateful,’ ‘Antisemitic’ Speech in Gaza Classrooms
On Campus Antisemitism, Shai Davidai Kept the Receipts
When History Becomes a Convenient Blind Spot
A Tale of Two Shemas, at 34,000 Feet



