Israel's national AI strategy stalled after October 7, a serious problem for a country that leads in technology.

From kibbutz boy to Six-Day War architect and the diplomat who helped secure peace with Egypt.

A call for an IQT-style US government fund investing in Israeli startups for strategic and financial advantage.

From bombing Iraq's reactor in Operation Opera to carrying a Holocaust Torah scroll aboard Space Shuttle Columbia.

The poet and paratrooper who jumped into Nazi-occupied Europe to rescue Jews and died refusing to betray them.

The legendary Unit 101 commando who avenged his sister's murder and whom Ben-Gurion called a man of ancient times.

The American engineer who defied neutrality laws to arm Israel's air force and later founded Israel Aerospace Industries.

A hidden underground factory beneath a kibbutz laundry produced two million bullets for the coming War of Independence.

Ben-Gurion declares Israeli statehood in Tel Aviv hours before invasion, realizing a two-thousand-year-old dream against impossible odds.

After the 1936 Jaffa port strike, Tel Aviv's Jewish community built its own harbor within months.

The name Tel Aviv joins an ancient mound with spring, fitting a city both very old and relentlessly new.

Holocaust survivors arrived with nothing and built kibbutzim, draining swamps and planting fields in a land that had grown nothing.

Israel's Arrow system was the first ever to intercept a ballistic missile in outer space under real combat conditions.