Dermer: Anybody talking about Palestinian state right now is living on another planet
Speaking to JNS, the War Cabinet member and minister of Strategic Affairs discusses “the day after” the war and an international push for Palestinian statehood.
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'Women's absence around the table has a detrimental effect on national security'
In an exclusive interview to Israel Hayom, Dr. Meytal Eran-Jona, a sociologist and gender researcher, with 20 years of experience serving in the IDF, asserts that had women been responsible for the decision making on the battlefield and not only behind the scenes, then the current situation would be quite different.
'The massacre that took place in Israel may be just a prelude to what awaits the whole world'
As someone who grew up in a fanatical Muslim family and was forced into marrying an al-Qaida senior operative, Yasmine Mohammed has no illusions about the dangers Islam poses to Western civilization.
British-Jewish comedian David Baddiel explains why antisemitism has become trendy
Oct. 7 turned the world of British Jewish comedian David Baddiel upside down • Now his book has been published in Hebrew, in which he explores the global disregard for expressions of antisemitism • In an exclusive interview, Baddiel slams Roger Waters' "crazy obsession," talks about cancel culture, and much more.
Her son is held by Hamas; she wants Israel to adopt a new approach to negotiations
Every evening Ditsa Or stands with her family members, friends and supporters, outside the Kirya in Tel Aviv, calling for the release of her son Avinatan from Hamas. She also wants to alter the fight, criticizing those calling for a deal at any price. "It weakens the country, and the one who pays the price is my son"
Completely different: Monty Python's Michael Palin celebrates his 80th birthday in a riotous interview
He founded the famous British comedy troupe Monty Python, starred in a variety of box office hits, and presented one of the most successful travelog series • Sir Michael Palin reveals the secret of the famous sketches’ success, explains the reason behind the Pythons’ reunion, and talks about life after the death of his wife.
What awaits the delegation to the most charged Eurovision in Israeli history?
Over the years, the Israeli delegation to the Eurovision Song Contest has always had to take extra security precautions. This year, with the world watching the Gaza War closely, the situation is no different. And although organizers try to keep the competition apolitical, it cannot help but be affected by global events.
The mission: Convincing people that Zionism does not have colonial roots
The massacre of October 7 brought us back to the fundamental questions dealing with who controls this piece of land. Veteran historian Prof. Yoav Gelber lists a series of profound differences between Zionism and European colonialism, and explains why the "two-state solution" is an illusion, stressing that Israeli society needs to return to the "we" ethos.
'Moody's economists are misreading the geopolitical map in my view'
Just days after the historic economic setback that saw Israel's rating downgraded for the first time, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich spoke with Israel Hayom.
Is Israel overlooking the most important minority group in the US?
Growing up as a Jewish Latina in Missouri, Leah Soibel experienced racism periodically. But that was nothing compared to the hatred she witnessed as an Arabic student in Cairo. Now Soibel changes hearts and minds as CEO of the leading nonprofit media organization for Spanish-speakers about Israel.