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.
Poised to become Italy's first woman prime minister, Giorgia Meloni speaks with Israel Hayom, saying Putin "crossed a red line" while dismissing the Left's "ridiculous accusations" of fascism against her.
IDF commander Col. T. breaks media silence to warn that over the years, Iran has accumulated money and weapons for its nuclear program, terror activities and proxies in the region. He says the IDF must prepare to strike a blow if and when necessary, otherwise "we may wake up to developments that we were not prepared for in time."
Israeli envoy to Gulf nation speaks with "i24NEWS" as the Abraham Accords mark their 2nd anniversary.
He grew up in a sadistic cult and was subjected to abuse together with his mother and siblings daily. He moved from shelter to shelter for years after his father, a convicted sexual abuser and polygamist, was arrested in 2011. But against all odds, Aviad obtained his high school diploma, completed his military service, and is looking forward to studying economics, and one day, building a family.
The Palestinians are becoming fed up with the current situation and are blaming their leadership for being weak. “People are fed up living like poor people, while the powerful officials in Ramallah are enjoying the good life.”
Oman, which has maintained low-key relations with Israel, doesn't grab the media spotlight like the UAE and Qatar, but it is perhaps the most interesting place in the region.
From the death of the Al Jazeera journalist to the strengthening of the Palestinian Authority and the nuclear agreement, the US is pushing Israel into a corner. Jerusalem has hinted that there is limit to such interference, but is careful not to provoke Washington.
Five years in the making, Israeli author Sara Aharoni publishes a novel that sheds light on aspects of the famous physicist's life we may have never heard before.
Findings by researcher Irina Zuckerman show that the "espionage affair" involving the Israeli cyber company was the result of an initiative of certain entities who want to harm Israel, including Qatar. Soon after, her account is closed by Twitter and she says attempts to silence her stem from political motives.