National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi speaks with Israel Hayom on the emerging agreement between the US and Iran, stressing there is "a lot of warmth" in the Netanyahu-Biden relations. "We can trust the US in this period just like in the past on matters that are critical to national security.”
While Israel mourns those murdered in the terrorist attack on its southern border and is engaged in a serious effort to investigate it, on the other side the atmosphere could not be more different. Nevertheless, there are a few, brave individuals who think otherwise. “What have you attained by this act of treachery?", they say with criticism.
Having until now focused on the expansion of the Abraham Accords, it might be time for Israel to recalculate its route. As the US is taking a step back from the region, Iran and its allies are growing stronger. "Tehran feels that its isolation is over," one expert says.
Abraham Feinberg and Myer (Mike) Feldman – who never held any official leadership role in America’s Jewish community – were nevertheless key players in the shadows. Their contribution to Israel’s security is felt to this very day. Two authors reveal new details on their work.
Aaron Keyak, the Biden administration's deputy envoy to combat antisemitism, speaks with Israel Hayom about his efforts to eradicate incitement against Jews in textbooks and shares his own experience as a part of a community under threat.
Andrzej Duda speaks with Israel Hayom as both countries commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Jewish insurgency against the Nazi occupiers in Warsaw. "We see it as our own uprising. I will say that it was a Polish uprising because the fighters were Jewish Poles, citizens of Poland."
Moldova’s Ambassador to Israel, Alex Roitman, discusses the terrible events of 120 years ago, and his country's present relations with the Jewish state.
What do the judicial reform bills include? Do they have a chance of withstanding Supreme Court scrutiny – or will they lead to a clash of branches and a constitutional crisis?
President George W. Bush called the US-led invasion on March 20, 2003, a mission to free the Iraqi people and root out weapons of mass destruction. The war deposed a notorious dictator, but also broke what had been a unified state at the heart of the Arab world.
With little hope left for reaching a compromise, here are the six possible scenarios as to how the future could unfold.
