Discover how Jewish immigration into Palestine—along with the influence of the United Nations—led to the founding of the State of Israel on 14 May 1948.

The State of Israel faced war from the start of its existence, before Israel was even founded. This history lesson discusses the Israeli War of Independence.

The Suez Crisis was a military clash in which Israel, France, and the U.K. invaded Egypt in 1956. Join this lesson to learn what interests caused the conflict.

One of the worst criminals of the Nazi Regime—Adolf Eichmann—went into hiding in Argentina, but was later captured by Mossad. Learn how in this lesson!

Adolf Eichmann was one of the worst criminals of the Holocaust. In this history lesson follow Eichmann's trial that took place in Israel in 1961.

During the 1960s, Arab states increased pressure on Israel. Discover in this history lesson why Israel launched preemptive strikes on Egypt, Syria, and Jordan.

The Egyptian-Israeli War of Attrition from 1968 to 1970 is often forgotten, yet it caused over 10,000 deaths. Learn more in this Middle East history lesson.

In response to the Munich Massacre, Mossad agents were authorized to publicly assassinate the Palestinian terrorists responsible; learn how events transpired.

In this military history lesson, see how Israeli forces prevailed and secured the survival of their country during the Yom Kippur War of 1973.

Operation Entebbe, also called Operation Thunderbolt, took place in 1976 and was a successful Israeli commando operation to rescue hijacked hostages in Uganda.