Israel Hayom was granted an exclusive first look at the project to memorialize the great Jewish physicist in a new museum, which will become a magnet for tourism both from Israel and all over the world, and which will completely change everything you thought you knew about the ultimate symbol of genius.
What do the judicial reform bills include? Do they have a chance of withstanding Supreme Court scrutiny – or will they lead to a clash of branches and a constitutional crisis?
In an interview with Israel Hayom, the world-renowned photographer looks back at his most iconic photos, spanning many decades.
President George W. Bush called the US-led invasion on March 20, 2003, a mission to free the Iraqi people and root out weapons of mass destruction. The war deposed a notorious dictator, but also broke what had been a unified state at the heart of the Arab world.
The crimson robes and white bonnets have been donned in demonstrations worldwide to protest oppression. But is that really the case in Israel?
With little hope left for reaching a compromise, here are the six possible scenarios as to how the future could unfold.
A year after the IDF launched Operation Breakwater, a massive counter-terror effort in Judea and Samaria, Israel is still grappling with a Palestinian terror wave, but many innocent lives have been saved, says IDF officer.
This time around, the Right is determined to defy the laws of political gravity by not buckling under the pressure from the Left, ending the long streak of torpedoed initiatives to reform the courts. The ongoing protests in Israel these days only highlight the distorted reality since 1977: The Left keeps losing elections, but holds a grip on the state's power centers.
Dozens of mass graves were found, testimony to atrocities committed under Saddam's Baath Party. But work to identify victims of historic killings has been slow and partial in the chaos and conflict engulfing Iraq since the war.
Growing up, Zhanna Butenko was teased for being Jewish, but now – at the age of 82 – she is thankful for the aid she receives from Jewish organizations that help her survive the war. Israel Hayom journalist Hanan Greenwood travels to Ukraine to speak with Zhanna and many others about life in the war-torn country a year after the Russian invasion.