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The threat that will remain: Israel's plans could result in Hamas getting access to tunnels

What can Israel do with the Egypt-Gaza border?

The Philadelphi Corridor, which was established after the signing of the Peace Accords with Egypt, left thousands of Rafah residents on the Egyptian side of the border. Families were artificially separated. Already back then, they began to excavate the first tunnels. At first, they served to maintain the ties between the families. Later on, they began to smuggle commodities and drugs via the tunnels, and following the Oslo Accords, they smuggled heavy weapons too.

'I broke down because we could not inform the families what happened to their loved ones'

by Eyal Levi

Israel Hayom speaks with the reservists tasked with one of the most crucial tasks that followed the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre – making sense of the chaotic data on the murder and kidnapping of Israelis in order to bring closure to families waiting to learn of the fate of their loved ones.

Meet the 15-year-old whose Oct. 7 story transformed Israeli hasbara

by Adi Rubinstein

On that terrible Shabbat Ella Shani lost her father in his home in Be’eri. Her grandparents, 80-years-old, were shot but survived, and her close cousin Amit Shani was kidnapped and was released after more than 50 days. Her unique way of describing the horrors has impacted many abroad, including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone.

'I was as scared on Oct. 7 as when I was a child during the Holocaust'

by Efrat Forsher

They survived the Holocaust, moved to Israel, and built a life here. Then came Oct. 7 and they became refugees again.

'Only Hamas is to blame': Mother of hostage killed by friendly fire opens up

by Yifat Erlich

Yotam Haim was killed by IDF soldiers who mistook him, along with two other hostages, for Hamas terrorists. In an interview with Israel Hayom, his mother, Iris, shares what helped her stay centered in the midst of uncertainty and cope when the tragic news arrived.

Israel thwarts major Hamas terrorist plot in Jerusalem

The political handbook for terrorists: A glimpse into the Hamas propaganda machine

by Shachar Kleiman

A guidebook we obtained from a Hamas stronghold in Gaza sheds light on the brainwashing of those who perpetrated the October 7 massacre: demonization of Israel, Holocaust denial and alternative history.

Netanyahu has to be replaced along with the entire leadership, former aide says

'My childhood dream was to contribute to the State of Israel and the Jewish people'

by Ariel Kahana

For many years, Ari Harow was the closest person to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He is the only one to write a lengthy memoir on that experience: “My Brother's Keeper: Netanyahu, Obama, & the Year of Terror & Conflict that Changed the Middle East Forever". He spoke exclusively with Israel Hayom.

'Thousands of people marched behind us shouting 'Allahu Akbar''

by Ran Puni

An interview with Tomer Tzaban, a former undercover soldier, who knows Gaza like the back of his hand.

The less talked about aspect of the Israel-Hamas war

'I'll never forget that moment': 100 days of war through eyes of soldiers on front line

by Assaf Golan

The brave fighters of the Israel Defense Forces share with Israel Hayom which day of the war will forever be etched in their memories.

Recognize the Armenian genocide now

by Nadav Shragai

The state of the Jewish people has for years refrained from officially recognizing the genocide that the Turks perpetrated against the Armenians, due to what the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has informally defined as “vital security interests” as well as “the profound economic relationship between the two states.” The outcome of this definition is that even now, Erdogan has identified with and supported the modern day Amalek.

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