(Originally published in March) During our interview with Donald Trump he kept saying he was the most pro-Israel president ever and will continue to be if elected. He pulls no punches when it comes to Biden, but also has a critical commentary on the Jewish state. This is how our interview unfolded.
For nine months, Kiryat Shmona has stood as a ghost town, its residents among those displaced by relentless attacks from Hezbollah. Amidst this chaos and uncertainty, one woman's story stands out: Dr. Aviva Zrihan Weitzman.
International law expert Attorney Natasha Hausdorff has been making Israel's case in one studio after another, dismantling the arguments made against the Jewish state at the Hague.
From early 2023, Russia has been operating an influence and disinformation machine in Israel designed to distance it from the US, to cause Jerusalem to adopt a policy that is more palatable for Moscow and to prevent the provision of support for Ukraine.
Uncovered documents and eyewitness accounts obtained by Israel Hayom and Bild reveal the chilling extent of Hamas' meticulous planning for how to kidnap women and children and brutally take over homes. "The cruelty was supposed to be as graphic as possible because that's how you show your superiority," expert says.
History has forgotten the millions of Jews who flourished in Eastern Europe for centuries, and we too tend to remember mainly the decline of the small Jewish towns. A new book explores how it was possible for such communal vibrant life to take place in the very heart of such an antisemitic area.
While the terror group's indiscriminate use of human shields is well-documented, the recent hostage crisis reveals a new depth of depravity in embedding captives within civilian homes and neighborhoods.
Ethiopian Jewish activist Ferede Aklum hatched a plan with the Mossad to bring his community to Sudan, where they would stay in refugee camps posing as Christian Ethiopian refugees from the Ethiopian Civil War until the Mossad could secretly bring them to the Holy Land.
Artist Leah Gol presents an exhibition in Tel Aviv, painting her spiritual and emotional journey in vibrant and enchanting colors – from the art world in Turkey, through Indian spirituality, to Judaism. "There is a strong force that draws me here," she says.
Almost 60 years after the liberation of Jerusalem, the Palestinians are falsifying the history of the city: linking the concept of "war crime" with the Western Wall, hiding Islamic texts from the last 1,350 years that confirm the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount, seeking to actualize a "return" to some 7,000 buildings in western Jerusalem.
