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Israel Hayom wraps up a series capturing the resilience and camaraderie of lone soldiers who defied odds to enlist in IDF The Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin.

Investigative journalist Krystyna Kurczab-Redlich claims that Putin was born in 1950, not 1952, to a mother from the Ural Mountains, not Leningrad. Kurczab-Redlich is not the first to delve into the unofficial version of the Russian president's biography, but her sensational book about Vova's childhood sheds new light on the psychology of the adult Putin.

Amid the intense diplomatic battles to defend Israel, between Security Council meetings and UN debates, with the holiday in the middle, Israel Hayom spoke with Israel's UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan.

In an interview with Israel Hayom, Laura Loomer says, "It's time for Jews to take this matter into their own hands and arm themselves, in case they find themselves in a violent situation with an Islamic Jew-hater."

The Israeli professor, who has been denied entry to the campus after pro-Palestinian protesters took over the public plaza, speaks out and warns that "a new batch of students" will soon arrive and increase threat to Jews. On President Minouche Shafik he says, "Every week she stays on the job translates into tens of thousands of dollars for her."

The Israeli delegation's visit to Berlin provides an opportunity for those affected by the Iron Swords War to experience the warmth and support of the local Jewish community, engage in soccer activities, and foster connections between the two communities.

Until the turn of the millennium, almost no one paid attention to this radical Shiite faction in Yemen. The Houthis originated in Zaydism, a branch of Shiite Islam that settled in the north of Yemen back in the 9th century. Yahya bin al Hussein insisted on a Zaydi caliphate of his own.

The incoming Israeli consul general in New York speaks with Israel Hayom in an exclusive interview.