Israel

This source names Israel directly: "to Ethiopia, and, as JDC's programs in Israel serve all populations at risk, aids non-Jewish populations as well."

This source names Israel directly: "Campaign, 683 million through the Israel Emergency Campaign, 248 million in other fundraising revenue, plus donor advised fund and endowment distributions, described in the article's own words as..."

This source names Israel directly: "Lester Grabbe is a historian of ancient Israel and the Second Temple period, and this book's whole method is stated in its title, it asks what can actually be known and by what evidence, rather than..."

This source names Israel directly: "Channel Seven and known in English as Israel National News, was founded in October 1988 by Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed, broadcasting without a license from the ship MV Eretz HaTzvi anchored in the..."

Israel holds one of the two largest Ashkenazi communities today, alongside the United States.

Almost the whole community now lives in Israel, following the airlifts of 1984 to 1991.

This source names Israel directly: "Israel Meir Kagan's Chafetz Chaim is a primary source, the influential nineteenth century halakhic work by the rabbi who took his own popular name from the book's title, systematically codifying..."

This source names Israel directly: "God's own steadfast love toward Israel, and Pirkei Avot names deeds of chesed as one of the three things the world stands on."

This source names Israel directly: "The Amsterdam rabbi Menasseh ben Israel arrived in London in September 1655 to press for the readmission of Jews to England, appealing to millenarian hopes stirred by the Commonwealth's Puritan..."

Qumran and the scroll caves lie on the northwestern shore, and the Israel Museum holds the principal manuscripts.

This source names Israel directly: "asserts that God is unique or that Israel worships him alone."

This source names Israel directly: "A World Israel News report on Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics' annual Druze population release, stating the Druze population of Israel grew from 14,500 in 1949 to approximately 149,000 at the..."

His entire recorded ministry, from Gilgal to Samaria to Dothan, takes place within the northern kingdom of Israel.

This source names Israel directly: "halakha, biography, communities, Israel and the Holocaust from antiquity to the present across denominations from Orthodox to Reform."

This source names Israel directly: "of Exodus and the origins of biblical Israel, published by Schocken Books."

This source names Israel directly: "and James Ossuary, issued by the Israel Antiquities Authority in 2003, is the official conclusion of the government committees empanelled to examine both artifacts, finding that the second..."

This source names Israel directly: "Press book is his archival study of Israel ben Eliezer, the Ba'al Shem Tov, separating what can actually be documented about the historical man from the extensive hagiographic tradition that grew up..."

This source names Israel directly: "to all living things and not only to Israel."

This source names Israel directly: "festival observance, taught British Israelism, the identification of the British and American peoples as descendants of the ten lost tribes of Israel, and rejected the Trinity."

This source names Israel directly: "Israel Yeivin's Introduction to the Tiberian Masorah, translated and edited by E."

This source names Israel directly: "own words, "You are My servant, O Israel" (Isaiah 41:8) and "You are My servant, Israel" (Isaiah 49:3), and his own stated conclusion, "there is no reason that the 'servant' in Isaiah 53 would..."

About 18% of the population is Muslim.

This source names Israel directly: "This is the Israel Antiquities Authority's own custodial record for the Caiaphas Ossuary, describing the statutory authority's 1990 establishment, its excavation of the ossuary and its ongoing..."

This source names Israel directly: "Israel Finkelstein and Neil Asher Silberman are, respectively, an archaeologist and a historian, and this book, published by Free Press, presents an archaeologically grounded reassessment of the..."

This source names Israel directly: "Wikipedia's article on Israel Regardie, consulted 2026-08-12."

This source names Israel directly: "University, published in the journal Israel Affairs, examining Kol Barama's exclusion of women broadcasters and the resulting court case."

This source names Israel directly: "Israel in Egypt: The Evidence for the Authenticity of the Exodus Tradition, James Hoffmeier's 1997 study from Oxford University Press, argues for the historical plausibility of the Exodus tradition..."

This source names Israel directly: "live synagogue services and Israel news."

This source names Israel directly: "In its own context it promises a renewal of the covenant with Israel, not its replacement."

This source names Israel directly: "(established 1939) and the United Israel Appeal, and renamed the Jewish Federations of North America in October 2009."

This source names Israel directly: "Rabbi Israel Salanter founded the formal movement in Lithuania in the 1840s, establishing houses of mussar where students combined the communal study of these texts with a disciplined, almost..."

The western baptism site at Qasr al-Yahud lies in a former military zone whose minefields were cleared only from 2018.

About 73 to 74% of the population is Jewish.

This source names Israel directly: "in 2009 and based in Bnei Brak, Israel, licensed and regulated by Israel's Second Authority for Television and Radio."

This source names Israel directly: "Kol Chai is a radio station in Israel established in 1996 and based in Bnei Brak, serving both Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) and National Religious (religious Zionist) listeners, a combined audience..."

This source names Israel directly: "is held by the National Library of Israel and was exhibited by the ANU Museum of the Jewish People, and both institutions' own pages on the object returned an access error to direct reading and were..."

This source names Israel directly: "Judah-Sinai Border, published by the Israel Exploration Society in 2012, is the final peer reviewed excavation report on the site whose pithos inscriptions, blessing by Yahweh and his asherah, are..."

This source names Israel directly: "the earliest known external mention of Israel, naming it as a people in Canaan rather than a settled state."

This source names Israel directly: "excavation report issued by the Israel Antiquities Authority, and its standing rests on that documented excavation itself, the physically excavated remains of the Samaritan temple and city on Mount..."

This source names Israel directly: "of the liturgical music of the Beta Israel, the Ethiopian Jewish community sometimes historically called Falasha, based on fieldwork Shelemay conducted in Ethiopia in the 1970s before large-scale..."

This source names Israel directly: "the largest Jewish population outside Israel and one of the most religiously diverse urban populations in the world."

This source names Israel directly: "recording seven days for the Land of Israel and Reform communities against eight for much of the traditional Diaspora."

This source names Israel directly: "work on purity and impurity in ancient Israel is itself a standard reference."

This source names Israel directly: "by addressing it to the children of Israel."

This source names Israel directly: "is the standard academic account of Israel Salanter and the Mussar movement he founded, including its distinctive houses of mussar and its setting within Lithuanian Orthodox Judaism."

This source names Israel directly: "Bobo Ashanti, the Twelve Tribes of Israel, at a survey level rather than in the depth a claim about one specific mansion's internal doctrine or dispute would need, for which a source focused on that..."

This source names Israel directly: "records two days even in the Land of Israel, since the festival falls on the first of its own month, the hardest new moon to confirm in advance."

This source names Israel directly: "and Canada, led by its president Rabbi Israel Rosenberg, convened a herem, a formal excommunication ceremony, against Kaplan at New York's Hotel McAlpin, declaring the book contrary to the..."

Israel holds the largest Sephardic population today, with its own Sephardic chief rabbinate.

This source names Israel directly: "sixth of Sivan, one day in the Land of Israel and among Reform communities and two through much of the traditional Diaspora, the same split pattern as Passover."

Jerusalem lies within the modern state of Israel; sovereignty over its eastern half is contested and not internationally recognized as annexed.

Yavneh is in the coastal plain south of Tel Aviv in modern Israel.

Akka (Acre), later joined by Haifa as the Baha'i World Centre, both in present-day Israel.

Jerusalem and Galilee, in Roman Judea, mapped to modern Israel as the nearest real match to the historical Roman province.

Jerusalem, in ancient Judea, corresponding to modern Israel.