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Even as missiles fall, Israelis choose to live
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Even as missiles fall, Israelis choose to live

Our usual safe spot (the fortified stairwell) was no longer enough. This time, we had ten minutes to run to the nearest underground bunker. When the all-clear came, I went to check: The missile had hit just minutes away. Three of my friends had to evacuate – their homes were no longer livable.

Does Iran have enough missiles for a prolonged campaign?

The vow 'Never Again' is now put into action

On June 13, 2025, Israel redefined its destiny, striking a decisive blow against an existential threat. The modern Haman sought to kill, destroy, and eradicate the Jews, from the youngest to the eldest, children and women alike. The Haman of our time boasted of these intentions openly.

The red line that could draw the US into war

The red line that could draw the US into war

An American diplomat sketched out various scenarios in a conversation with Israel Hayom: “Will Iran return to the negotiating table? That depends on how Khamenei assesses the regime’s survivability.” Earlier, it was revealed that the regime has approached Qatar and Oman in an effort to renew talks and bring an end to Israeli strikes.

Response to an Italian ship captain

Response to an Italian ship captain

A letter sent by a northern Italian company to an Israeli importer, announcing it was cutting ties after decades of partnership, illuminated the wave of antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment currently sweeping the Italian peninsula. I volunteered to respond.

Weaponizing humanitarianism: Greta and Gaza

Weaponizing humanitarianism: Greta and Gaza

Let’s be honest: Greta would never dare try this stunt anywhere near Hamas-controlled waters. She knew she was safe only because Israel would stop her from entering. Greta and her team breaching a lawful blockade isn’t heroic; it enables a terror group that steals aid, repurposes it for warfare, and continues to hold hostages.