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Recent visits by top Israeli officials to the United Arab Emirates amid Houthi missile attacks were "symbols of peace," says Dr. Najat AlSaied.

After 30 years at the head of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah is no longer the revolutionary who led the jihadi war against Israel. The Second Lebanon War outlines the limit of his powers, his charisma has been replaced by poor health, and he is forced to maneuver between the demands of his Iranian patrons and criticism from within Lebanon. On the other hand, with 150,000 missiles that can reach any point in Israel, he’s still the most dangerous enemy.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is shoring up the standing of his confidantes, head of the General Intelligence Service Majid Faraj, and Civil Affairs Minister Hussein al-Sheikh, but on the ground, his rivals Hamas, Mohammed Dahlan, and Marwan Barghouti are showing signs of joining forces against him.

While Turkey continues to woo Israel and insist that Hamas' activity on its territory is strictly "political," Israel's security forces continue to thwart terrorist attacks and plots directed by Hamas-in-Turkey.

In a special interview to Israel Hayom, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says the government he formed with the left is an "effective" one and that he has no regrets. 

After finding himself in the eye of a number of public storms, Chief Rabbi David Lau fires back, and explains why he believes that conversion must remain the exclusive purview of the Chief Rabbinate. 

With virtual tours and use of social media, the Nir Galim Holocaust museum is a testimony to what a dedicated group of Holocaust survivors can achieve with a burning desire to share their first-hand experiences with future generations.

Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani, the legendary Iranian commander who built the IRGC’s Quds Force from a small, secret unit into a massive project operating in several countries, might be gone, but Iran’s goals in the region remain unchanged. 

Yariv Levin believes MKs discussing vying for Likud leadership are speaking out of turn. As for his own personal ambitions? "It's not something I'm concerned with right now," he says.

The radical Right and radical Left found a common ground through anti-capitalism, anti-imperialism and anti-Israeliness.