At 102, Female WWII Veteran Keeps Doing Good Deeds

When asked to reveal the secret to her longevity, Bea Abrams Cohen credits her do-good attitude, helpfulness toward others, and the power of prayer. The chatty 102 year-old has worked for more than seven decades supporting philanthropic organizations and especially the U.S. military, since her service in World War II.

By Jeanne Goddard

01 May 37 Views

Muslims Who Saved Jews During The Holocaust Finally Honored

It's important to recognize our heroes and allies that have aided us throughout history – no matter the race or religion.

By Tiffani Spengler

08 February 51 Views

Israeli Women Tear Down Centuries Old Gender Barrier at the Western Wall

Men and women will finally be allowed to pray alongside one another at Jerusalem's Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site.

By Jim Stout

03 February 55 Views

In Rare Deal, Israel, Jordan, Palestinians Shake Hands Over Something: Water

The Dead Sea, which faces a rapidly shrinking water level, has been a source of constant quarreling in a water-scarce region plagued by seemingly endless political turmoil. But, on Monday, in a moment of rarity, Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority signed a historic agreement at the World Bank headquarters in Washington, D.C., aimed at fostering water cooperation and initiating a project to help save the body of water.

By Jeanne Goddard

13 December 45 Views