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.
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.
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.
The brave residents of the Druze village of Hurfeish, mere miles from the volatile Lebanese border, steadfastly refuse to evacuate despite immense dangers they face. From generously providing food and shelter to IDF soldiers, to housing a vital highway, local officials insist this village plays a crucial role in aiding Israel's northern defense.
Israel Hayom speaks to two Holocaust survivors from Kibbutz Be'eri who have experienced two of the greatest atrocities committed against Jews in recent history.
Israel Hayom wraps up a series capturing the resilience and camaraderie of lone soldiers who defied odds to enlist in IDF The Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin.
Investigative journalist Krystyna Kurczab-Redlich claims that Putin was born in 1950, not 1952, to a mother from the Ural Mountains, not Leningrad. Kurczab-Redlich is not the first to delve into the unofficial version of the Russian president's biography, but her sensational book about Vova's childhood sheds new light on the psychology of the adult Putin.
Amid the intense diplomatic battles to defend Israel, between Security Council meetings and UN debates, with the holiday in the middle, Israel Hayom spoke with Israel's UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan.
On October 9, under fire and without communication, President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog visited the communities hit by terrorists to see the horrific aftermath up close. In an interview with Makor Rishon, she speaks about the many meetings they have had since then with the families of the murdered and abducted, drawing strength from the resilient spirit of the people.
In an interview with Israel Hayom, Laura Loomer says, "It's time for Jews to take this matter into their own hands and arm themselves, in case they find themselves in a violent situation with an Islamic Jew-hater."
