The unintended consequences of a Netanyahu indictment
Distinguished legal scholar Avi Bell warns against taking the Israeli PM to trial over his ties to the media. "Pursuing these charges is unprecedented in the democratic world."
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In the eye of the beholder
Dr. Galit Benzur finds that students in the US who are politically involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict hold more radical views than their parents, and have little faith in the media, no matter whose side they are on.
For scarred Pittsburgh community, hope is key a year after massacre
The Jewish leaders of the city are keen to rededicate the synagogue, but are grateful for the local Christian community for letting them use a local church. "We're figuring it out an hour at a time, a day at a time, what to do," Rabbi Jeffrey Myers tells Israel Hayom in a special interview conducted ahead of the High Holy Days.
The sun rises on a new emperor
All of Japan held its breath this week as Emperor Naruhito was enthroned. Israel Hayom Editor-in-Chief Boaz Bismuth was present at the event that symbolized the preservation of tradition that is typical of Japan, along with a desire to continue to develop and move ahead with the rest of the world.
Armed with passports, military attachés form Israel's lesser-known line of defense
Twenty IDF officers work tirelessly to protect and promote Israel's security interests worldwide. In a special interview with Israel Hayom, six of them speak of the important role their missions play in fostering robust defense ties with Israel's allies.
The incredible story of the IDF's Iraqi Arabic instructor
For years, Command Sgt. Maj. V.'s family lived in fear under the regime of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and hid their Jewish identity. Eventually, they became the last Jews to arrive in Israel from Iraq, whose once-glorious Jewish community no longer exists.
Netanyahu has a coalition, but no government yet
The more Lieberman and Blue and White try and force Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to abandon his right-wing partners, the stronger Netanyahu's position with his allies becomes.
'Israel doesn't need any outsider to tell it what to do'
As Austrian Ambassador to Israel Martin Weiss prepares to depart for Washington, he sits down with Israel Hayom to discuss what has changed in the attitude of Austria – in fact, all of Europe – toward Israel.
Father of murdered soldier Nachshon Wachsman calls for unity
Yehuda Wachsman, father of Sgt. Nachshon Wachsman, who was killed by Hamas terrorists during a botched rescue mission in 1994, misses the unity and clarity of purpose the Israeli people showed as they prayed for his son's safe return.
The forecast for autumn: Gloomy
As security and defense tensions in the region spiral, what does the US withdrawal from the Kurdish-held region of northeast Syria mean for its regional allies, including Israel? And what do newly-declasssified Yom Kippur War transcripts teach us about Moshe Dayan?