Will UNIFIL be able to enforce the ceasefire buffer zone?
With Israel and Hezbollah now agreeing to a ceasefire, UNIFIL finds itself central to peacekeeping efforts, yet remains unable to enforce a buffer zone between the parties.
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The Jewish tribes of Arabia vs. Muhammad
Loyalty to one’s tribe and their allies was the unwritten law in Yathrib, leading to a society where blood feuds and alliances dictated social interactions.
Why does Israel rank 5th on the World Happiness Report?
Israelis' collective resilience and commitment to one another serve as a powerful reminder that happiness is not merely a product of external circumstances but a mindset rooted in community, purpose, and hope.
Who was the first Orthodox Jew in the US Senate?
Joe Lieberman's commitment to working across party lines was a hallmark of his political career, demonstrating that achieving goals often requires collaboration, even among those with differing viewpoints.
Will Iran or the Muslim Brotherhood succeed Sinwar?
Terror group torn between Iranian loyalists and Muslim Brotherhood supporters as control over hostages becomes key factor.
The contested history of the Star of David
How did two overlapping triangles come to be the most universally recognizable symbol associated with Judaism?
Is it the economy, stupid? Election 2024's trillion-dollar questions
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates Harris would add approximately $3.5 trillion to the deficit over ten years, while Trump's proposals would add $7.5 trillion.
The Hebrew Israelites: More than just polygamous marriage and veganism
The Hebrew Israelites from Dimona form a unique and fascinating group within Israel’s overall social fabric. They base their way of life on the Torah and the New Testament, and they do not accept the Jewish Rabbinic tradition.
Yahya Sinwar: The released terrorist who became the mastermind of Oct. 7
Five years prior to the October 7 attack, Sinwar was first elected to lead Hamas's political bureau in Gaza. In this role, he orchestrated the "March of Return" protests along the Gaza border.
Model, ex-minister, defense chief's janitor: The Israelis who became spies for Iran
In the wake of the alarming arrest of a Ramat Gan couple suspected of espionage, Israel Hayom revisits the prominent cases of Israelis who spied for Iran.