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Only in the often insane reality of Israel will doctors and nurses find themselves devoting themselves to treating babies from Gaza with life-threatening conditions while terrorist factions in Gaza fire rockets at the hospital.

French Jews from all walks of life share their take on the challenges, fears, and by some, outright terror of living in a country with the largest Arab-Muslim immigrant population in Europe.  

The IDF has set up 14 teams to learn the lessons of Operation Guardian of the Walls, and the big question now is how the operation will affect the larger campaign against Hezbollah. The picture emerging from these studies is troubling.

Marilyn Venig, a Belz Hassid and film critic, writer, poet, and scholar, knows more about the nascent Haredi film culture than almost anyone. 

Israel’s critics have distorted the facts, perverted international law and attempted to intimidate courts and law enforcement officials into adopting the critics' bigotry.

Actress and producer Gal Gadot speaks to Israel Hayom about the challenges of filming during COVID, her hopes that Israelis will still go see the second "Wonder Woman" film in theaters, and her passion for telling stories about strong women.

A new book published ahead of Jerusalem Day describes how the Muslim narrative about the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount has been distorted.

“Calling someone who serves in Unit 8200 a ‘cyber fighter’ means we've got our wires crossed,” Commando Brigade chief Col. Kobi Heller asserts, saying he worries that the public may soon no longer be willing to pay the price for state security.

"I faced opposition when I chose this path," says Maryam Roohani, who was raised in a rural, tribal village near the Turkmenistan border.