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Did you know there's an entire world of history hidden beneath the streets of Jerusalem? 🇮🇱 Thousands of years of history have been discovered beneath Israel's ancient capital!
From the remarkable Hezekiah’s Tunnel, carved through solid rock more than 2,700 years ago, to the Western Wall Tunnels and centuries-old underground quarries, Jerusalem offers a fascinating glimpse into the ingenuity, faith, and civilizations that shaped the Land of Israel.
These aren't just stories in a history book. They're places you can actually walk through, explore, and experience firsthand.
Follow @israelappday for more discoveries, historic landmarks, and stories celebrating Israel!
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Chuck thought he was buying loyalty.
He was financing his replacement.
Hoisted on his own petard!!
Karma's a bitch.
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Replying to @PatriciaHeaton
@PatriciaHeaton shares something that struck her about Israel: the way people of different faiths and backgrounds work together in everyday life. ❤️
She recalls a simple but meaningful example. At a hotel, when Jewish employees take time off for Shabbat, their Muslim coworkers step in to cover their shifts.
It's an ordinary moment that tells an extraordinary story about life in Israel.
🇮🇱 Follow @israelappday for more stories and conversations highlighting the people, culture, and history that makes Israel remarkable!
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America voted against expensive living, endless conflict, lousy candidates, political cruelty, insider privilege, institutional uselessness and the exhausting insistence that every problem can be solved by hating the right people harder.
Some of those judgments are supported directly by the surveys. Others are my reading of the results. No electorate speaks with one voice, and no election comes with an itemized instruction manual.
But the warning is clear enough. The people you mobilize with anger remain capable of getting angry with you. Last night, they did. The winners should remember that the next time they confuse applause with permission.
You got the keys. The bills are on the table. Get to work.
My full op-ed on the 2026 midterms is linked in the comments below. 👇
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🇮🇱 MEET AN ISRAELI: ADA YONATH 🧬 What if one scientist's determination could change our understanding of life itself?
Born in Jerusalem in 1939, Ada Yonath dedicated decades to solving one of biology's greatest mysteries: the structure of the ribosome, the tiny cellular machinery responsible for producing the proteins essential to life.
Her groundbreaking research helped reveal how ribosomes function and how certain antibiotics fight bacterial infections, opening new possibilities for medical research and the development of improved treatments.
In 2009, she made history as the first Israeli woman to receive a Nobel Prize, sharing the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her extraordinary discoveries.
Ada Yonath passed away on August 31, 2026, at the age of 87, leaving behind a remarkable scientific legacy that continues to influence research around the world.
Follow @israelappday for more inspiring stories celebrating the remarkable people, discoveries, and achievements of Israel!
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To understand Israel, we must understand its history. 🇮🇱 Israel's story stretches back thousands of years, with roots deeply intertwined with the history of the Jewish people and the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
From the biblical story of Abraham to the emergence of Christianity and Islam, this ancient land holds extraordinary historical and spiritual significance for billions of people around the world.
Follow @IsraelAppDay for more conversations celebrating Israel's history, heritage, people, and contributions to the world.
Thank you, Bonnie, for coming on!
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Good. End the aid. Israel doesn’t need America’s charity, and America damn sure needs Israel.
This was never about a check. It is about a strategic alliance between two countries fighting the same enemies and defending the same Western values.
Israel is the front line. End the aid. Strengthen the alliance.
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CITY SPOTLIGHT: CAESAREA 🇮🇱 Where 2,000 years of history meet the beauty of Israel’s Mediterranean coast!
Did you know that Caesarea was once one of the most impressive port cities of the ancient world?
Built by Herod the Great more than 2,000 years ago, Caesarea became a thriving center of trade, culture, and political power. Its magnificent harbor, grand Roman theater, and remarkable architecture made it one of the most important cities in the region.
Today, visitors can walk through ancient ruins, explore a Roman theater, marvel at the remains of an engineering masterpiece, and discover centuries of history, all against the breathtaking backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea.
Follow @israelappday for more City Spotlights and stories celebrating Israel’s history, people, and achievements!
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Visiting Israel makes the Bible feel tangible. 🇮🇱 @PatriciaHeaton reflects on experiencing the places at the heart of both the Old and New Testaments and seeing the land through the eyes of her Christian faith.
For Christians around the world, Israel is more than a place on a map. It is a land deeply connected to the history, people, and stories that have shaped their faith for generations.
Sometimes understanding Israel begins by experiencing it for yourself!
Follow @israelappday for more stories about Israel’s history, heritage, and enduring significance.
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For 5,700 years, enemies of the Jewish people have tried to erase us.
Jews have traded land, security and blood for peace. But you cannot make peace with anyone whose definition of victory is your extinction.
We’re still here. Get used to it.
Replying to @TuckerCarlson
@TuckerCarlson writing the foreword for a booking outlining the "final solution for Jews," might be the absolute most sickening thing I've heard an American media star ever say or do in my entire life. He's officially cemented himself as a Nazi.
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Muslim Brotherhood. Muslim Sisterhood. Whatever.
Obama’s own FBI and DHS opened the Omar investigation.
Now BHO, the real Manchurian Candidate, screams “political persecution” when Trump picks it back up.
He’s not defending Omar. He’s defending his own paper trail.
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Ireland has a mountain of real problems. So naturally the taxpayer-backed busybodies found the emergency: Grandma needs permission for a hug. You cannot make this shit up.
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There’s more than one way to understand Israel. 🇮🇱 @Bonnie_Glick highlights two important parts of Israel’s story: its deep religious significance and its remarkable culture of technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
Israel’s history reaches back thousands of years, but its impact continues to be felt in the modern world from the technologies being developed there to the startups transforming industries around the globe.
Appreciating Israel means understanding both its ancient roots and its modern achievements.
Follow @israelappday for more stories about Israel’s history, innovation, and impact.
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Obama gave Iran sanctions relief, cut the nuclear deal, and $1.7 billion in cash on a pallet in the middle of the night.
Iran is “stronger”?
Same salesman. Same BS. Different decade.
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Is it any wonder Johnny can’t read? $930 MILLION for politics, lobbying and advocacy while kids keep falling behind academically and nonstop woke indoctrination??
The NEA and AFT aren’t teachers’ unions anymore. They’re political machines with classrooms attached.
Our kids are the afterthought. Time to break up Big Education.
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Very simple question: If she has always been Ilhan Abdullahi Omar, who the hell is Abdullahi?
Her father is publicly identified as Nur Omar Mohamed. Her mother as Farli Abukar.
“Omar” is explainable.
“Abdullahi” isn’t.
If there’s a simple answer, give it. If not, stop pretending the question is off-limits.
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If Trump’s former personal lawyer did this, they’d scream election interference.
Lula’s does it, and the “democracy” crowd suddenly goes mute.
#Brazil
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Socialism is a failed experiment. History has warned us again and again.
The promises never change: “Equality. Prosperity. Utopia.”
Don't let shiny DSA candidates seduce you with these empty promises.
Socialism has, and will always, fail.
America cannot afford to ignore the lessons of history.
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Jewish people represent a remarkably small percentage of the global population, yet their contributions to science, medicine, economics, and human progress have been extraordinary.
From 1901 to 2023, Jewish laureates received approximately 25% of Nobel Prizes awarded in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, and Economic Sciences, despite making up only 0.2% of the world's population.
Behind these achievements are generations of groundbreaking discoveries, scientific breakthroughs, and ideas that have helped shape our modern world.
A small population.
An extraordinary legacy of innovation, discovery, and achievement.
Follow @israelappday for more inspiring stories celebrating Jewish excellence, innovation, and contributions to the world!
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