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.
"Sánchez is an ignoramus who knows nothing of Israel's history," Santiago Abascal says to Israel Hayom during his visit to Israel.
After October 7, "We received thousands of messages from Israeli content creators who were blocked, or whose videos were restricted to be viewed only in Israel. The Israeli stance was silenced," said former TikTok employee.
From heroic efforts to systemic strains, analyzing the aftermath of Israel's most significant medical emergency to date.
The tiny local Jewish community and the community of Israeli hi-tech workers in the country are dealing with a bleak reality reminiscent of the 1930s in Europe. Israeli mothers are anxious, hi-tech workers are despairing, and community leaders are powerless.
Jewish-German author Mirna Funk is about to make aliyah at the height of the Gaza War. “Living as a minority in such an antisemitic atmosphere is exhausting,” she explains, adding that accusations of genocide against Israel, encouraged by Israelis from the radical Left, have made life in Berlin a nightmare for Jews who love their people.
The farce at the court in The Hague exposed us to a question we have avoided until now: what is the court's responsibility for the October 7 failure, and how did it help create the misconception that smashed into pieces?
Dr. Yoram Hazony explains how the seeds of contemporary progressivism were sown back in the days of the old liberalism and calls on us not to lose hope in the struggle for the soul of the West.
