Hostage release deal or military operation in Rafah? Israelis sharply divided
Factors like political affiliation, ethnicity, age, and gender shape the divergent viewpoints on Israel's top priorities.
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'After the funerals I would go back to my car and just fall apart': The cantor who just couldn't hold back the tears
Throughout the war, Daniel Colthof, has found himself running from one funeral to the next, leading dozens of funeral services and accompanying the bereaved families • “I decided that I would not keep my emotions balled up in the pit of my stomach."
Celebrating Independence Day in Gaza: Our reporter joins troops
The one greeting us is a decorated fighter and the deputy battalion commander of a reconnaissance battalion, who sums up the mission succinctly: "What we didn't finish then, we'll do today. We're advancing deeper, maneuvering harder, we have more time and bigger missions. We didn't bring all the captives home, we haven't yet destroyed Hamas, we missed big time and we're here to fix that."
Loneliness of Israel: Bernard-Henri Lévy speaks
The steadfast intellectual, who came to Israel right after Oct 7 to witness the atrocities first hand, speaks with Israel Hayom on how the Jewish state can emerge stronger as the world turns its back on it.
Have Israeli Holocaust historians found the elusive smoking gun on Hitler?
Long lacking a definitive link, a 1942 Hitler speech uncovered recently seems to directly incriminate the Nazi leader in orchestrating the Final Solution.
Yad Vashem uses AI to identify names of more Holocaust victims
The museum aims to reach a milestone of recording over 5 million Holocaust victim names by 2029.
'In such a difficult year for the Jewish people, I will march proudly'
Thousands gather to march at the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp as the vow of "never again" takes on new meaning.
'They unloaded bodies from the car – like in the Holocaust': Doctor who set up a medical station recalls dramatic moments of Oct. 7
On Oct. 7, physician Gedalya Fandel promptly established an ad hoc triage center outside his Shuva home to treat casualties while his wife coordinated temporary shelter for displaced residents, including two orphaned children who arrived at their doorstep hungry after tragically losing their parents in the Hamas onslaught.
They survived Hamas' massacre; now they are in Europe for March of the Living
Bella Haim, 86, managed to escape before the captives could take her to Gaza. The trauma drove Haim to return to her native Poland, which she had fled with her family as a child during World War II, and where she will on Monday take part in the "March of the Living" at the site of the Auschwitz death camp.
'People are astounded that around a million names of Holocaust victims are missing; 6 million is probably 5.8 million'
Searching cemeteries and synagogues, from Hong Kong to Monaco – Dr. Alexander Avram, director of the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem, is in a race against time to locate more names. In an interview, he shares unforgettable moments, concerns about mistakes, and the attempt to incorporate artificial intelligence in the work of remembrance.