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As residents of Israel's frontline communities return to their homes, the CEO of the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund warns of a 15-billion-shekel shortfall in government support – a vacuum Jewish and pro-Israel philanthropy is now attempting to fill. The question is, how long can it last?
The Israeli Air Force battle order known as “Iron Man,” which enabled the spectacular operation that opened the Israel-Iran war, is revealed.
Rising fast on Israel’s threat matrix, the partnership between Turkey and Qatar is being labeled in Israel as a "strategic threat," especially due to their expanding presence in Syria, in addition to both countries hosting Hamas officials and enjoying sympathetic ears in the White House.
Israel and Iran have entered a new phase of their strategic confrontation. Tehran may now seek to pre-empt another Israeli strike with a surprise attack of its own. Weakened and humiliated, Iran is now more dangerous than ever.
The metal star discusses his defiant Jewish identity, industry support during wartime, and personal connection to Israel's most heartbreaking story
Turkish media outlets escalate from Israel criticism to explicit calls for destruction as antisemitic rhetoric spreads across political spectrum.
Behind every successful aircrew, including those who carried out the IDF's jaw-dropping operation over Iran, stands a simulator instructor; "witnessing our preparations come to fruition feels surreal" – a firsthand look at the technology.
According to Iran researcher Dr. Raphael BenLevi, the blow that Israel dealt to Tehran not only thwarted a serious strategic threat, but heralds a profound change in the status and role of the Jewish state. The tendency to explain global conflicts solely in military and economic terms, he says, misses the ideological war between West and East and between oppression and freedom.
An Iranian tyrant plots the annihilation of the Jews. But the eternal nation does not bow to him; instead, they rise up, aided by the “king of the world,” to turn the tables. No, this isn’t a summary of the Book of Esther, it’s a contemporary chronicle of a real-life “they gained the upper hand over those who hated them,” spanning 15 months from Purim 2023 to this week.
From his bunker, disconnected and shamed, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei broadcasts messages as if nothing has happened, while his regime teeters on the brink of collapse. With the war's end, the bunker remains closed – is the Ayatollah's rule facing its final sunset?
