Bestselling author and special-needs advocate Lihi Lapid, the wife of Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid, believes "the time has come for renewal and rejuvenation. Israelis are in need of calm and composed leadership, without any dramas, because we are sick of it."
In her first interview with the Israeli media, Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga says that her country, often accused of anti-Semitism, has made "every effort to guarantee the life of the Jewish community."
Fed up with authorities falling short of dealing with domestic violence, independent initiatives seek to save women from becoming part of increasingly grim statistics.
The prevailing approach in the Haredi world has traditionally been that of seclusion from the secular world. This mindset shaped their reaction.
Although it flies in the face of traditional Israeli defense strategy, a preventative strike to eradicate the conventional threat of Hezbollah's precision missile project in Lebanon might be unavoidable.
Omer Faruk Gergerlioglu, a lawmaker from Turkey's pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party, has been sentenced to 2.5 years for prison for criticizing Turkey's president. In an interview with Israel Hayom, he says he stands behind every word he said.
With over 14 million listeners to his radio show, Mark Levin has no reason to pull his punches. “The American media is a disaster. But at least in America we have conservative talk radio. You have nothing like that in Israel. You pretty much have a statist media that backs the Left," he says in a special interview ahead of the release of the Hebrew edition of his bestselling book, "Unfreedom of the Press."
The conservative Jewish American radio broadcaster says that to understand the nature and depth of the danger that the US media poses to democracy in America, you have to understand the way that the US media treats Israel.
This coming May, the Palestinian Authority will be holding elections for the first time in 15 years, but PA President Mahmoud Abbas wants to make them conditional on the participation of east Jerusalem Arab residents. Everyone – from Israel to Hamas to the Biden administration to Saudi Arabia – has an opinion.
David Ben-Uziel has a decades-long military experience: he participated in the War of Independence in 1948, served under Ariel Sharon, worked for the Mossad, and participated in Operation Brothers. Now he works as a tour guide and shares his story with groups looking to learn more about Israeli history and landscapes.
