Attorneys who testified in front of a parliamentary commission of inquiry into possible judicial and police misconduct during the investigation of French Jewish woman Sarah Halimi's murder share the series of omissions that led to the perpetrator, Kobili Traore, evading trial.
Anyone reading the New York Times can easily see that its distorted coverage of Israel is getting worse. "Every journalist in America thinks he’s Batman, and he’s looking for a Joker to fight. For the New York Times, the Joker is Israel," says author Ashley Rindsberg.
What remains up for debate is how much, if at all, Eric Zemmour's Jewish identity plays a role in his positions, popularity and electability among Jews and non-Jews alike.
For the last six months, the IDF has been working feverishly to prepare for a possible attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. It entails incredibly complex strategic and diplomatic planning, along with preparations for possible responses from Iran, Hezbollah, and Gaza.
In a rare interview, Israel Prize laureate Professor Yisrael Aumann pulls no punches when it comes to the former prime minister, anti-vaxxers, and the High Court of Justice's judicial activism.
Over half of the Palestinian terrorists behind recent attacks have left behind writings – both in document form and online – that seek to explain their acts and even urge their "brothers and sisters" to follow in their footsteps.
Anna-Suzette speaks to Israel Hayom about the painful moment she learned that her great grandfathers were Nazi perpetrators as well as about her time volunteering with disabled children in Israel "to rectify what was destroyed."
Ayala Dekel's journey of self-discovery unearthed a shocking family secret, lending unexpected resonance to her own relationship with religion.
Survivor Ira Schab, 101, shares his account of the day Japanese planes attacked the US naval base in Hawaii, killing over 2,000 people, and how he survived because "someone out there must have been watching over" him.
Previous attempts to reform conversion in Israel came under attack by the Orthodox establishment, but Religious Services Minister Matan Kahana's proposal was hammered out in cooperation with prominent rabbis. Will this lead to more Jews and less assimilation?