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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.

One hundred days into the war against the Hamas terror organization, the nation remains deeply scarred by tragedy and loss.

Inside a small, unassuming building, fighters from the 188th Brigade uncovered, in the heart of a neighborhood normally teeming with civilians, lies what was once a massive munitions facility. It took Hamas years to build its subterranean plants and huge workshops, including the tunneling infrastructure connecting them. Then they lost their prized asset when IDF troops arrived.

Israel Hayom speaks to the family of Lt. Col. Salman Habaka, 33, who fell on Nov. 2 while heroically battling Hamas terrorists in Gaza. "I want Salman to be remembered as a hero of Israel, and it doesn't matter if he is Muslim, Druze, Jewish, or Christian," his father, Imad, says.

Dr. Roni Eichel immigrated to Israel from Germany 26 years ago and serves as the head of neurology at the Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. When his son went into Gaza, he went through what he describes as a nerve-wracking period.

Female reservists from the Sky Rider drone unit were the eye in the sky for the 13th Battalion in one of the major battles of the ground incursion into Gaza and helped the soldiers on the ground destroy the enemy and emerge unscathed.