He is among the few of his colleagues who object to judicial activism, but in the same breath criticize the proposed judicial reforms and call for demonstrations against it. In response to the public discourse in which the arguments are based on ideology, senior legal expert Prof. Yoav Dotan provides a perspective that defies easy labels.
With major investment in projects, including a new Warsaw Ghetto Uprising museum, Poland's right-wing government wants to show its seriousness in remembering the tragic past. It has also enlisted the help of local Jewish leaders to bring about an end to the crisis with Jerusalem.
A mere seven years into its independence, Israel was on the brink of civil war as the subject of Nazi war reparations divided the nation in the aftermath of the Holocaust. Israel Hayom speaks with experts in honor of the 70-year anniversary of the signing of the Israel-West Germany reparations agreement.
India is poised to become the most populous nation on Earth, surpassing long-time titleholder, China. But with the demographic changes come both major opportunities and challenges.
Dr. Roey Tzezana, a futurist researcher, speaks to Israel Hayom about what ChatGPT might mean for all of us down the road. "Nobody intentionally taught it Hebrew, but this sly fox managed to find sufficient information on the internet and thus succeeded in understanding the language."
Israeli filmmaker Leon Prudovsky speaks to Israel Hayom about his latest film, which departs from traditional Holocaust cinematography. The plot centers on a Holocaust survivor in South America who launches an investigation after he is convinced that the person who moved in next to him is none other than the Nazi tyrant.
Ankara proudly enables Hamas and its endeavors, with terrorists enjoying the privilege of Turkish citizenship – and the ability to travel internationally and evade sanctions – to plot attacks against Israel.
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is afraid of anything with a whiff of Belarusian to it, pushing his own country’s culture aside in favor of Russian influence and nostalgia for the Soviet Union.
On the eve of his departure, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi warns against political meddling in the military, and talks about the ongoing threats Israel faces in multiple theaters. Kochavi notes that the IDF has three different contingency plans for Iran that would "neutralize" its nuclear program.
In a phone interview conducted from Tbilisi, Professor Giuli Alasania said her son, Mikheil Saakashvili, the imprisoned former president, is dying because the authorities have taken their revenge on him over his policies that brought Georgia closer to the West.