Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, in the running to become the first woman to head the Jewish Agency, discusses some of the main challenges facing world Jewry and what she can bring to the job "as a woman, a Sephardi, a Latin, and a feminist."
Dr. Tal Zaks, the man behind the Moderna vaccine, shares with Israel Hayom how he oversaw the development of the lifesaving inoculation and estimates that the coronavirus might soon become as routine as the flu.
Major A., a Druze officer from northern Israel, is in charge of recruiting young members of the sector to the IDF's elite intelligence unit, and describes the "immense satisfaction" he derives from his role.
"We are in the midst of a war of consciousness, and the State of Israel has to develop new, strong and profound tools to deal with this challenge," said Michael Herzog.
Ines Demiri says her country's embassy aims "to deepen bilateral cooperation between the Republic of Kosovo and the State of Israel in all areas of interest for the mutual benefit of citizens in both countries."
The sukkah was designed to be truly lived in, including working or doing homework, sleeping, and, of course, eating (and for hosting friends and family).
Col. Y., deputy commander of the IDF's elite 8200 intelligence unit offers Israel Hayom a rare glimpse into what goes on behind a veil of secrecy, and explains why the personnel make it "a national treasure."
The recent violence in Israel’s mixed cities, as well as overall personal safety concerns, are driving an increasing number of Israelis to apply for a firearm license. "It’s only a matter of time before things erupt again. I want to be ready," one says.
A heart-wrenching plea on TV that was accidentally broadcast changed Scott Honig's life, as well as that of his now-wife, Stephanie. "What am I waiting for?," he told himself before making the move.
As the grace period of the Bennet-Lapid government elapses, Israel Hayom's reporters offer a short review of what the coalition has been able to achieve.