Russia, China and exotic islands: The disintegration of traditional blocs forces Israel to identify new collaborations and create parallel relationships that will build its future in the coming years.
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.
They kept postponing their flight back home to Germany, stretching out their vacation in Nir Oz as long as they could. Caroline, Daniel, and I spent two weeks together with cameras, trips, bicycles, and fields. Until that Saturday, when I was in a portable shelter and they were in a safe room. Two months later I developed the pictures from the roll of film containing the final pictures.
Sounds and images are seared into the collective consciousness as Israelis grapple with a psychological toll unlike any in their history.
"Israel is the only one standing against the terrorists," says Sarah Idan, former Miss Iraq and ardent Israel supporter.
A boy who feels guilty for the conversations he had with the terrorist who guarded him; a young girl who jumps with alarm at every knock at the door; a man who is reluctant to enter hospital "as the screens there remind me of Gaza”, and a woman who refuses to go out on the street without an armed guard. Experts treating those hostages released from Gaza tell us of the manifestations of complex and unique post-trauma.
A rarity in the military, two female snipers from the IDF's Bardelas unit share their experiences from the Gaza frontlines.
“When we were held captive, we agreed that the bastards who had abducted us did not deserve the prize of having even a single murderer released in return for us." The survivors of the El Al hijacking to Algeria return to the moments of terror.
A damning report found that the world's leading broadcasting body has been blatantly biased against Israel since the October 7 attack. In an extensive interview with Israel Hayom, Trevor Asserson, describes the linguistic and visual manipulations that fuel hostility towards Israel.
With low-cost drones have outwitting multi-million-dollar weapons systems, 21st-century combat zones have become far more dangerous.
