In his brief time away from Israel's top office, Benjamin Netanyahu has been feverishly working on his memoir, "Bibi: My Story." However, his greatest hope is seemingly that there are still several chapters to be written. In interview with JNS, Netanyahu discusses his memoir, upcoming elections and current events.
Growing up with survivor grandparents, acclaimed author Judy Batalion inherited Holocaust trauma. After coming across a little-known book about Jewish heroines standing up to the Nazis during the war, she learned she inherited courage and conviction too.
The IDF Desert Reconnaissance Battalion is unique not only because its fighters are volunteers, but because they come from Muslim, Christian and Circassian backgrounds. Israel Hayom shines a light on the inner workings of the patrol unit that tackles not only military, but educational and societal challenges as well.
Israelis might feel there is an erosion in support among Democrats in the US, as progressive lawmakers and Black Lives Matter make headlines. An Israel Hayom reporter went to the US to gauge the real sentiment on Israel.
Defense Minister Benny Gantz speaks with Israel Hayom about the lessons of the Yom Kippur War and goes on the attack against former PM Netanyahu. "He should ask the entire state of Israel for forgiveness," Gantz says.
Garry Kasparov, a living chess legend, and one of the leaders of the exiled Russian opposition, is convinced that Vladimir Putin’s fall is only a matter of time. In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom held on the sidelines of the IMPROVATE defense conference, he says that “the Russian mobilization is bringing the end closer.”
Prime Minsiter Yair Lapid opens up in a lengthy interview, deflects criticism on rising cost of living and appears to be inviting Haredim into his future coalition. About his new life he says, "I have this mechanism that can filter out what is not important.”
Israel Hayom speaks to those who made it back alive after a near-death experience. "There was no pain. The world felt like a very unified place," recalls one interviewee.
The United Kingdom is emerging from its period of mourning, and the problems that were there before the queen’s death have not gone away. A new monarch, a new prime minister, raging inflation, and an energy crisis – could create a perfect storm.
The often-ruthless world of British culture has for years had no greater pleasure than to lash out at the royal family in general and Queen Elizabeth in particular, but then, just as he does in his movies, Her Majesty's special secret agent, 007, appears in the nick of time to restore her lost honor.