With the help of Iran and North Korea, the terrorist organization has been working for the last 18 years on offensive terror, strategic or booby-trapped tunnels, so say the former intelligence experts from the Alma Center.
Until the turn of the millennium, almost no one paid attention to this radical Shiite faction in Yemen. The Houthis originated in Zaydism, a branch of Shiite Islam that settled in the north of Yemen back in the 9th century. Yahya bin al Hussein insisted on a Zaydi caliphate of his own.
The incoming Israeli consul general in New York speaks with Israel Hayom in an exclusive interview.
For years, there have been rumors circulating about the research work authored by Abu Mazen in Moscow and his recruitment by the KGB • Now, the entirety of his work, with its outright antisemitic lies, has been exposed.
After their experience in the Israel – Gaza war, Belev Echad hosted a delegation of wounded IDF soldiers in Miami to help them in their rehabilitation journey. "This visit to the US has made me happy for the first time since Oct. 7, without feeling guilty for being alive," one of them says.
For many, the continued state of war had them entertain several questions. Should they text an ex or the last guy and check on their well-being? "The biggest thing that changed is that I had this fear of realizing that the person I was chatting with one day on the app could then show up on the front page as one of the KIAs in the war the next day," says Inbar.
Professor Moshe Sharon, one of the most senior Middle East scholars in Israel, ties in the Oct. 7 massacre with “the most basic issues in Islam that the public in Israel is unaware of." A conversation with a man who served as the advisor of Menachem Begin and Rafael Eitan, a globally renowned expert on Islam.
Ahead of the Israel Hayom Tomorrow Conference, the CEO of the Bithonistim security movement explains the challenges facing Israel.
The research institute that warned of the Oct. 7 attack is sounding the alarm again. This time it says Tehran is striving for chaos in Jordan while Jerusalem believes the assassinations are creating deterrence.
Democratic Congressman Ritchie Torres, a defiant voice on Israel in the progressive camp of the American Left, came to Israel on a solidarity visit and toured the south. Speaking with Israel Hayom, he says, "There is no country in the Middle East and there are a few countries on earth that are as protective of women's rights and minority rights and LGBTQ rights as the State of Israel."
