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Following the Declaration of Independence by David Ben Gurion, the United States, under the leadership of ​Harry S. Truman​, became the first country to recognize Israel! JFK: A President who saw the miracle of Israel for himself. John F. Kennedy made several visits to the Holy Land and had a soft spot for the young State and the Jewish people. With each additional visit, he was inspired by the courage and determination of the people to turn this barren wasteland into an oasis. In 1939, JFK spent two weeks in Israel and noted the slow yet determined transformation by the...

Explore the significance of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s Independence Day, celebrating the nation’s creation, its journey to sovereignty, and the unity, pride, and joy that unite the people of Israel. The Birth of Israel: A Dream Realized on May 14, 1948 The founding of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948, fulfilled a century-long dream for the Jewish people. David Ben-Gurion’s reading of the Declaration of Independence marked the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, realizing the Zionist movement’s aspirations. This momentous day was the result of years of struggle, planning, and unwavering determination, representing the culmination of efforts...