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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.
The pro-Hamas mobs outside the Democratic convention in Chicago must not be legitimized. Biden and Harris should be calling them out, not coddling them.
Jordan Cooper survived multiple wars in Israel and in Ukraine, only to succumb to a food allergy. Family and friends recall the life of a dedicated soldier who dreamed of protecting Israel since childhood.
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.
Actress Mai Tzuriely brings wartime experiences to German youth with a play that emerges from the crucible of one of the darkest days of Israeli history.
Dr. Dan Sagir, an Israeli nuclear researcher, explains why non-conventional deterrence is irrelevant in the current conflict. He reveals what Israel would look like without a nuclear program, according to foreign sources, and explains the real reason Tehran wants a nuclear bomb.
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.”
For Ilan Evyatar, the author of "Target Tehran", the answer is as clear as day: “Are you aware of anyone else in the world capable of pulling off something like that?” According to Evyatar, “If I were to single out one thing that really surprised me during my work on the book, that would be discovering just to what extent the Mossad is deeply entrenched in Iran."
Meet the IDF's secretive Yalt'am unit members - who can dive to depths of 300 feet, and are tasked with detection, removal, neutralization, and destruction of underwater threats.
When all of this comes to an end, things will change for me too. My limited ability to express emotions will grow, and until then, I'll make sure to practice watching an emotional movie every once in a while, to stay in shape.
