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Ahead of the Israel Hayom Tomorrow Conference, the CEO of the Bithonistim security movement explains the challenges facing Israel.
The research institute that warned of the Oct. 7 attack is sounding the alarm again. This time it says Tehran is striving for chaos in Jordan while Jerusalem believes the assassinations are creating deterrence.
Democratic Congressman Ritchie Torres, a defiant voice on Israel in the progressive camp of the American Left, came to Israel on a solidarity visit and toured the south. Speaking with Israel Hayom, he says, "There is no country in the Middle East and there are a few countries on earth that are as protective of women's rights and minority rights and LGBTQ rights as the State of Israel."
Ron Bahat of Kibbutz Nir Oz, who has become the kibbutz's rehabilitation project manager, hopes that the construction and renewal plans he is formulating will convince even the undecided members. He talks about the dilemmas surrounding visits to the demolished kibbutz and the nature of the future commemoration.
Scary pro-Hamas demonstrations, attacks on children wearing kippahs, damage to students and marking of houses – the Jewish community in London is under attack • Ariel Kahana visited the British politicians who are trying to stop the drift, and met the young people who are considering a different kind of solution: aliya.
Why won’t it actually do away with our jobs? How can we prevent it from perpetuating social gaps? And when will it learn to speak decent Hebrew? We asked Dr. Ziv Katzir, the AI czar in Israel, about all our fears.
Israeli sources are increasingly concerned that we are being left to our own devices when it comes to Iran. According to one researcher, Yossi Mansharof, perhaps now is the time to target Tehran's conventional capabilities.
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.
