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Marilyn Venig, a Belz Hassid and film critic, writer, poet, and scholar, knows more about the nascent Haredi film culture than almost anyone. 

Israel’s critics have distorted the facts, perverted international law and attempted to intimidate courts and law enforcement officials into adopting the critics' bigotry.

A new book published ahead of Jerusalem Day describes how the Muslim narrative about the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount has been distorted.

"I faced opposition when I chose this path," says Maryam Roohani, who was raised in a rural, tribal village near the Turkmenistan border.

"Too often in Democrat and leftist circles, we witness a singular focus on white supremacy to the exclusion of radical leftist anti-Zionism and radical Islamist Jew-hatred," says Ellie Cohanim, deputy special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism during the Trump administration.

A panel of former Israeli Knesset members debated the issue ahead of a board of directors’ meeting that will officially vote on the matter.

The unfounded assumptions behind arguments seeking to convince the “stubborn and self-destructive Israelis” to save themselves from imaginary doomsday scenarios.

As Japan marks the 10th anniversary of the devastating tsunami, Israel's medical teams are praised as heros for coming to the rescue.

Coordinator for Government Activities in the Territories Maj. Gen. Kamil Abu Rukun talks to Israel Hayom prior to his upcoming retirement about the COVID situation in Gaza, the alienation the Palestinian public feels from the PA leadership, and the chances for substantive progress toward peace.

In her first interview with the Israeli media, Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga says that her country, often accused of anti-Semitism, has made "every effort to guarantee the life of the Jewish community."