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The West tends to disregard Iran’s space program, viewing it as far less dangerous than the Ayatollahs’ military nuclear program. But That is a mistake.

The Republicans think that Russian-speaking immigrants are in their pockets, and the Democrats think there's no point in trying to court their vote. Meanwhile, younger Russian-speaking Jewish Americans are leaning to the left, in sharp contrast to their parents.

Eli Abramov, the chair of the Petrochemical Industries Association, says the environmental groups claiming the industries housed in Haifa Bay are a ticking time bomb "operate like terrorist groups."

The government has already made important decisions to regulate strategic settlement outposts and curb illegal Palestinian construction in Area C. But it isn't doing anything to implement them.

Normalization between Israel and the United Arab Emirates has created a dilemma for PA leader Mahmoud Abbas, who since 2012 has gone against the school of thought that forbids non-Palestinian Muslims from visiting Jerusalem. 

Even before the Hariri verdict, the mood in Europe and Washington had swung against Hezbollah because of the axis of Shiite power Iran has built across Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.

The east Jerusalem neighborhood, which lies outside Israel's security barrier and is neglected in the best of times, has been especially hard hit by the second wave of coronavirus, which started after the Palestinians cut off security cooperation with Israeli authorities.

The late Prime Minister Ariel Sharon denied that Israel was planning a second disengagement from Judea and Samaria, but it turns out that he and former Justice Minister Tzipi Livni appointed a secret team that was charged to look into the feasibility of the idea.

Head of the national anti-corona campaign, Professor Ronni Gamzu, talks to Israel Hayom about how he plans to tackle community spread of the virus while allowing life to continue as normally as possible.  

Diplomacy has failed to curb the Iranian regime's nuclear ambitions. A recent series of explosions and fires at sensitive facilities appear to indicate that the world is determined to stop Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons in any way possible. When and how is the regime likely to respond?