"I never abandoned my values or identity, then why is my being in the military a problem?" laments Yossi, who along with fellow Haredi soldiers shares the struggles of finding a match in the ultra-Orthodox community, whose opposition to joining the IDF even affects their siblings' prospects.
Ibrahim Nablusi, the leader of an Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade cell in Nablus has risen to the level of a local icon. Palestinian propaganda aside, the real issue is that the IDF has for the past two years trusted PA security forces to keep terrorism in northern Samaria in check.
The head coach of Auburn University's men's basketball team talks with Israel Hayom about his Jewish heritage and how basketball can help make peace.
Notorious terrorist Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, known as Carlos the Jackal, recalls how he joined the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine after getting expelled from university and abducted dozens of ministers at the behest of Libyan revolutionary Muammar Gaddafi, only to be betrayed by the leader he held in high regard.
Israel and Japan have maintained close diplomatic relations for 70 years. In a special interview, Japanese Ambassador to Israel Mizushima Koichi talks about common goals and future objectives.
Extremist Jewish, Arab, and Jewish-Arab groups are already discussing the pragmatic aspects of bringing Palestinian refugees back - not only to Judea and Samaria, but to all territory abandoned in 1948. This would mean an end to the state of Israel, experts warn.
US President Joe Biden’s trip to the Middle East is good for America and Saudi Arabia, but possibly dangerous for Israel.
"It's a great honor to hold a weapon in one hand and the Quran in the other to defend my homeland, Israel," says one young soldier interviewed by Al Majalla.
Having renounced his family, community and religion, renowned Palestinian informant Mosab Hassan Yousef, who for a decade helped Israel prevent terror attacks, seeks freedom and serenity on an island in Southeast Asia.
Mendel Rate has always been something of a rebel but one with a cause: to change how young Hassidic men look at love, relationships, and romance.