'Nobody can force us out': The unbreakable spirit of Kiryat Shmona
While the town bears the sc war and its pears ofople endure unimaginable hardships, their determination to protect their homes and way of life stands strong.
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'The errors didn't begin on Oct. 7': Anatomy of an intelligence failure
Why did Southern Command and the Gaza Division, who know the Gaza Strip better than anyone, fail so catastrophically in their intelligence assessment – and how does all that tie in with the cellphones of the Nukhba terrorists • Israel Hayom investigates.
Inescapable trauma: Israel's mental health crisis after Oct. 7
Sounds and images are seared into the collective consciousness as Israelis grapple with a psychological toll unlike any in their history.
Former Miss Iraq isn't afraid to salute Israel, 'I want to be on the good side'
"Israel is the only one standing against the terrorists," says Sarah Idan, former Miss Iraq and ardent Israel supporter.
Broken on Oct. 7, family finds new anchor
The Tahan family rebuilds life in Kibbutz HaOgen following the loss of their father in the Gaza war and evacuation from their home in northern Israel.
US Jews caught between Zionism, antisemitism
Almost a year after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, paradoxically, aliyah numbers decline by 43% even as interest in Israel and Jewish heritage and culture soars.
Deciphering the labyrinth of Israel's security challenges
Amidst escalating tensions on Israel's northern border, Lt. Col. (Res.) Sarit Zehavi, founder and president of the Alma Research and Education Center, provides critical insights on Hezbollah threats and the daily realities of life under constant danger.
Between Gaza and Berlin
The September 11 attacks, planned in his hometown of Hamburg, Germany, led Dr. Matthias Küntzel to dedicate his work to researching the Nazi roots of contemporary Arab antisemitism, which, he argues, underpin the opposition to the establishment of Israel and also explain the events of October 7th. He is convinced that the world cannot tolerate a nuclear Iran and shares his personal journey in confronting his family’s history.
Haifa's coexistence builds world's largest underground hospital
Jews and Arabs united to convert Rambam Health Care Campus' underground garage into a fortress in light of potential threats, embodying the true essence of the Israeli spirit.
Olympian mindset: What makes a champion?
The good news is – performing under pressure just like an Olympian does, is a highly attainable goal. Israeli Judoka Ori Sasson lets us in on a true winner’s mindset claiming “Pressure is a privilege.”