Mark Dubowitz, the head of the FDD think tank warns that Israel's decision-makers must not drop the ball on the most important thing, even as they deal with the crises on the northern and southern borders.
Israel Hayom correspondent Neta Bar joins the 77th Battalion as they pave the way for the IDF in the Gaza Strip, in a strategic effort to dismantle Hamas and restore security to the region.
Conversations with current and former officials in the Shin Bet, the General Staff, Military Intelligence, and Southern Command – the four agencies involved in trying to understand the intelligence picture of October 7 – recount the main events in the critical hours, for which the word “fateful” is an understatement.
Mass criminal trials could overwhelm Israel's already sluggish courts. An ad hoc war crimes tribunal established under the current government could lack credibility. Freeing the suspects as part of a deal to release hostages held in Gaza would trouble many traumatized Israelis.
Israel Hayom reveals new information on why Israel was caught off guard by the scope and quality of the information the terrorists had in planning the atrocities.
An Israel Hayom reporter joined the IDF troops as they search for terrorists in the Hamad neighborhood in Khan Younis. "This neighborhood looks nice, but it is actually one big battlefield," says Lt. Col. M.
Speaking to JNS, the War Cabinet member and minister of Strategic Affairs discusses “the day after” the war and an international push for Palestinian statehood.
In an exclusive interview to Israel Hayom, Dr. Meytal Eran-Jona, a sociologist and gender researcher, with 20 years of experience serving in the IDF, asserts that had women been responsible for the decision making on the battlefield and not only behind the scenes, then the current situation would be quite different.
As someone who grew up in a fanatical Muslim family and was forced into marrying an al-Qaida senior operative, Yasmine Mohammed has no illusions about the dangers Islam poses to Western civilization.
Oct. 7 turned the world of British Jewish comedian David Baddiel upside down • Now his book has been published in Hebrew, in which he explores the global disregard for expressions of antisemitism • In an exclusive interview, Baddiel slams Roger Waters' "crazy obsession," talks about cancel culture, and much more.