The four Arab families living in Jewish-owned homes in Sheikh Jarrah/Shimon HaTzadik are part of a political game that has been moved to the courts for a decision. But the “property” dispute is really a war between two different narratives about Jerusalem.
How does resting the land work in modern-day Israel where, even during the other six years, many farm families live hand to mouth?
Olympic gold medalist Linoy Ashram speaks of her journey to the top of rhythmic gymnastics, the drama with her Russian rival during the scoring in the Tokyo finals, and the fact she defies the image associated with her sport.
The international uproar over eavesdropping on world leaders launched Israeli company NSO Group into the spotlight, but many companies across the globe, and in Israel, sell the exact same products. "This has nothing to do with human rights, and everything to do with business," says Isaac Ben-Israel, a world-renowned expert in the field.
Israel Hayom diplomatic correspondent Ariel Kahana reviews the years of contacts that led to the historic normalization agreement, including the back-and-forth on Israel declaring sovereignty in the West Bank and a snowstorm that led to a crisis of trust between Israel and the US.
Ben & Jerry's Israel franchisee Avi Zinger speaks about the "gut punch" of last month's decision by the global parent company to stop selling over the Green Line, and why the government needs to step in and step up.
István Tóth used his influence as a soccer star in Ferencvárosi TC to save Jews and fight fascism. His club has recently embarked on a project to memorialize him.
Orthodox distance running talent "Speedy Beatie" has her sights set on representing Israel at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
In a biography of Ronald Reagan by Peggy Noonan, one of his top advisers, has recently been published in Hebrew, tries to uncover the secret of his personality.
Col. Golan Vach, head of the IDF Home Front Command’s search and rescue delegation to the scene of the Surfside tragedy, recalls the chilling, two-week mission at the disaster site. The sleepless nights, the unique operating methods used to locate those trapped under the rubble, and the connection with the victims' families.
