'I want to make an impact, create a better Israel'
Former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot is itching to get back into action and his plans for the future seem to have a very visible nod towards politics.
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'I'll work to bring this government down as soon as possible'
MK Bezalel Smotrich lambastes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "humiliating" treatment of religious Zionism and the politicking that left Yamina out of the coalition. "Netanyahu stabbed us in the back," he says.
'It's still too early to discuss sanctions against Israel'
Luxembourg's Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn warn the new government against applying Israeli law in parts of Judea and Samaria. “We are working vigorously to prevent the annexation of occupied Palestinian territories,” he says.
When Hitler stayed at my place
The story of a woman who Hitler stayed at her house as a child sheds light on the Nazi leader. He may have experienced trauma with Jews.
From libel to bloodshed
What role does radical Islamist ideology and lies about Israeli schemes for the Temple Mount play in Palestinian terrorism? A new book delves into that very question.
'We mustn't forget how helpless we were in the face of pandemic'
Micah Goodman, one of the most exciting researchers of Jewish thought in our days, brings Moses, the Rambam, and Yehuda Halevy to the Israeli public through his books. Now he’s putting together “the great lesson” that the coronavirus is giving humanity. And, he suggests to “think corona” about diplomatic issues, as well.
The Prophet of Doom
The looming economic disaster, rising nationalism, Macron's failure, Le Pen's stupidity, and the shortage of medical equipment – French pro-Israeli author and philosopher Pascal Bruckner is furious at his country
'We sacrificed the economy on the altar of public health'
Outgoing Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon sits down with Israel Hayom to discuss the ups and downs of his time at the Treasury, especially the economic aspects of the coronavirus epidemic, which has left over a million Israelis out of work.
For the 'Shtissel Brothers,' life begins at 70
When other actors their age are contemplating retirement, Dov Glickman and Sasson Gabai are enjoying the type of international professional boom actors half their age can only dream of. Life, love, sex, and acting – the two bare it all in a special interview with Israel Hayom.
'Holocaust isn't taught in Muslim schools and that's regrettable'
Prof. Mehnaz Afridi, a Pakistani Muslim, has been the director of the Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education Center in New York for the past decade. “I am committed to the Holocaust, as a Muslim I must condemn its denial," she says in a special interview with Israel Hayom.