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They survived the death marches as hundreds fell exhausted beside them or were shot by Nazis; Arnold Klebbs, Yosef Farkash and Nathan Leipciger will lead this year's March of the Living marking 80 years since the war's end.
He was a young boy when taken to Sobibor death camp, where he participated in assassinations of SS men through deceptive operations by camp Jews and became the last Jew to leave there alive.
The Shin Bet security agency has identified a failure to provide warning that could have thwarted the massacre, inadequate handling of intelligence information, and flawed assessments regarding Hamas’ large-scale raid plan. The investigation explicitly stated: "No underestimation of the enemy was found. On the contrary."
A comprehensive investigation released Tuesday shows that a small group of security personnel valiantly tried to defend against waves of Hamas attackers that ultimately killed 20 people and kidnapped eight others. It highlights crucial missed opportunities where reinforcements could have prevented the devastating second wave of the assault that led to most of the casualties and hostage-takings.
Newly found documents and a 17-month investigation reveal jaw-dropping findings in tragic outcome – despite heoric acts of valor. Hamas had planned for years with detailed intelligence about the base's layout and personnel.
Despite heightened tensions with the West and strict Sharia laws, thousands of Jews currently live in Iran – and they have no plans to leave anytime soon.
Hungarian-Israeli tour guide, Dr. Yoav Sorek, leads a deep dive into Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Glasner and the Hungarian roots of religious Zionism.
Will the Gaza Strip join the American territories of Puerto Rico, American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the US Virgin Islands? Unlikely. But there are very interesting formulas to make it work.
An Israel Hayom reporter joined IDF troops and saw what is unfolding in the Palestinian hotbeds Jenin and Tulkarm and why Israel's Operation Iron Wall is essential for security.
Brazilian lawyer Maira Pinheiro and pro-Palestinian provocateurs want to put Israeli travelers behind bars because they served in Gaza. This is how the campaign works.
