'I'll stay in Gaza as long as needed – a month, a year; until we finish the job'
Israel Hayom reporter visits the troops on the front line, who want Israelis to know that the war has only just begun.
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Unit 8200 could have saved Israel from Oct. 7; why hasn't it owned up to its failure?
All relevant commanders in the elite IDF signal intelligence unit were asleep at the wheel, led by Brig. Gen. Y., who heads the unit. It appears that it failed to share the relevant intelligence, even though it claims it passed on everything to the IDF Intelligence Directorate's Research Division analysts.
'Don't be afraid, come to me': Israel Hayom reporter joins forces in search of captives
In a delicate process, the troops watch as throngs of Palestinians pass through the humanitarian corridor – all the while soldiers hope to extract Israeli hostages who may have been forced to blend in with the crowd. The residents who disavow the massacre carried out by Hamas on October 7 don’t dare to speak up. The few who do will just say something like “We don’t condone what happened.”
A mission of historic proportions: This is how Israel will get justice for the victims of Hamas' sexual atrocities
Evidence on rapes and sexual mutilation has been meticulously gathered by legal experts, specialists, and other activists. Israel Hayom spoke to women leading the effort.
Ben-Gurion Day in the USA amplifies modern relevance of Israel's founding father
Ben-Gurion famously said that Israel would be tested in the Negev. The Oct. 7 brutal attack by Hamas makes these words more poignant than ever.
Israel's operation has already transformed the Gaza Strip; nothing will look the same on both sides
Gaza hasn't collapsed yet. Neither has Hamas. However, what's happening is unprecedented in scale: The devastation, intensity, and scope look like nothing like past operations. If Israel stays the course, it has a real chance of achieving the goals it set. This will require focus, resolve, tough decisions, legitimacy, and also time and luck – but it's achievable.
'I couldn't stay in the US while my sons are fighting Hamas'
Eyal Dahan, a businessman from LA raised money in the US, and then hopped on a plane to Israel so that he could give it to IDF wounded and evacuated families. We bring you his story, as well as that of three others like him who stepped up to the plate.
'The mental health crisis in the war is the most serious in Israeli history'
For the first time since taking office, Minister of Health Uriel Bosso provides an interview.
Follow the blood money: How billions of dollars for Hamas paved way for massacre
Sixteen years have elapsed since Hamas took control by force of all the government branches and institutions in the Gaza Strip, and either expelled the Fatah operatives or literally threw them off the rooftops. With the support of international aid organizations, and also to a large extent with the indirect support of Israel, Hamas developed into a governmental terrorist organization.
Jewish leader dismisses far-left criticism of Israel as 'politically insignificant'
“The president of the United States – the leader of the Democratic Party – came out so strongly in favor of Israel,” Ruderman Family Foundation President Jay Ruderman says. “These radical left voices mean nothing to him.”