Six times in the last three months, the Palestinian terrorist organizations have tried to launch rockets against Jewish communities bordering on northern Samaria. Major Generals (res.) Uzi Dayan and Gadi Shamni, and former head of Israel’s Homa Missile Defense Organization, Uzi Rubin, strongly recommend that we “kill it off at birth”
The Saudi crown prince is now entering the second stage of his leadership period – and he seeks to realize his vision while implementing the lessons learned from his mistakes. He aspires to lead the Arab world and to create a new Saudi Arabia: more centralized, more open – and less dependent on oil. His leadership creates an opportunity for Israel.
"Sometimes I ask myself, 'How is all of this happening to me?,'" Gal Gadot says in a special interview with Israel Hayom days before "Heart of Stone", where she plays an intelligence operative in what has drawn parallels to the James Bond franchise, airs on Netflix.
Ahead of his trip to Jerusalem for the Israel Festival, the public radio star and Pulitzer winner – who disappointed his parents by not becoming a doctor – shares his thoughts on being one of the most successful podcasters in history and the challenges in the era of fake news.
With a key portion of the overhaul passed on Monday, protesters are vowing further "days of disruption" and calling for strikes and general unrest.
When writing the Bridgerton series, Julia Quinn never imagined that her romance novels would be picked up by the legendary Shonda Rhimes to be adapted to the big screen. In an interview with Israel Hayom, she recalls the fateful phone call from her agent and how Bridgerton became one of the most viewed shows on Netflix.
With dozens of cult movies under his belt, Stone is one the most legendary – and provocative – directors in Hollywood. In an interview with Israel Hayom, he discusses his new documentary on nuclear energy and its potential to solve the climate crisis, as well as views on Netanyahu, Putin, and his controversial remarks about Jews.
"You can count on our friendship with Israel if correct relations exist between us," George Simion, the head of the nationalist AUR party, says in an exclusive interview.
Shabbat services at a church; a Haredi rabbi leading an LGBT synagogue; congregations and streams that only a few have heard of: An Israel Hayom reporter went to the most Jewish city in the world and saw first-hand what it feels like to be part of a massive community that still feels like a minority.
David Hager speaks with Israel Hayom about why new Haredi units should be added to the military in the wake of his success, but also sounds the alarm on the internal divisions among Israelis. "I feel that we are on the eve of the destruction of the Third Temple," he says.