“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.
Prof. Merav Roth sheds light on the coping mechanisms for survival as a nation fights to have the hostages returned. “The external reality, in which the Israeli sense of partnership and common fate is under attack and the profound belief that ‘we don't leave any injured on the battlefield’ is being undermined, it is attacking our ability to come together and unite," she warns.
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.
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.
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.
Former IDF general Moti Almoz delivers uncompromising message on war realities. In a candid interview, he challenges conventional wisdom and advocates for a controversial long-term strategy in the Gaza Strip.
Senior official visits, joint strategy meetings, intelligence exchange, and operational cooperation – the involvement of the American military in the IDF has never been greater. "It's really as if the IDF has two Chiefs of Staff," a former senior Israeli military official says.
Israel Hayom saw up close how former hostages share their harrowing ordeals as part of a massive project by the Israel State Archives to keep the memory alive. "Many of the hostages talked about the 'chip check'...terrorists demanded they remove clothes and patted them down on their body," one documenter noted.
