Time to draw the line for the Mideast conflict
The most important thing to take from US President Trump's peace plan is its spirit, which allows Israel to cement a new reality on the ground and reshape its border.
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'Israeli-American alliance is essential for the future of the world'
Texas Governor Greg Abbott visits Israel to see first hand just how Israel and Texas, despite being so different in size, are very much alike in everything else.
'Israel is only a decade or two from impenetrable air defenses'
Brig. Gen. Ran Kochav, the IDF's top man when it comes to air defense, talks to Israel Hayom about what the third Lebanon War will look like ("people will be killed"); next-generation air defenses (lasers); and "zero difference" between men and women in air defense roles.
'The prosecutors are redefining the law'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's younger brother Iddo, a doctor and playwright, speaks to Israel Hayom about how the wrongs being done to his brother have wronged Israeli society as a whole.
Advocating for Israel via philanthropy
Impact Forum’s “silver-bullet” method lies in collaboration between philanthropists and pro-Israel organizations to produce maximum impact.
Erdoğan's 'quiet jihad'
Turkey's efforts to restore the "glory days" of the Ottoman Empire extend far beyond influence peddling in Jerusalem and on the Temple Mount. Turkey is spending money in Haifa, among the Bedouin, and even in mixed Jewish-Arab cities in an attempt to increase its status and bolster the Palestinian cause.
'The world doesn't realize the extent of the tunnel threat'
International expert on urban warfare John Spencer and tunnel warfare expert Dr. Daphne Richemond-Barak speak to Israel Hayom about what militaries need to do to prepare for underground combat, which they are sure will be a major component of any future wars.
They say every Jewish settler is a 'war criminal'
Executive Director of UN Watch Hillel Neuer talks to Israel Hayom about the challenges facing Israel in the international arena, where facts and common sense are ignored in favor of pro-Palestinian politics.
The Polish diplomats who went out of their way to save Jews
New documents shed light on the massive rescue effort undertaken by the Polish government-in-exile during World War II. It was, to a large extent, orchestrated by unsung hero Ambassador Aleksander Ładoś, despite this ordeal being risky and complicated.
Protecting Israel's defense interests in a 'very crowded neighborhood'
Head of the IDF's International Cooperation Unit Brig. Gen. Erez Maisel sheds light on the behind-the-scenes work to ensure that the IDF always has room to maneuver among its foes on the borders and foreign military actions in the Middle East.