While many members of Israel's Haredi sector are careful to follow public health regulations put in place to stem the spread of the epidemic, Hassidic leaders have unilaterally opted for a "herd immunity" strategy in a desperate attempt to save community life.
Pavel Latushko, the most senior public official in Belarus who has openly sided with the anti-regime protesters, speaks with Israel Hayom.
The Yesh Atid leader speaks to Israel Hayom about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "disastrous" government, and how he would handle the health and economic crises that are throttling Israel.
National Cyber Directorate personnel spend every waking hour warding off the wide array of cyberattacks launched at Israel on all levels by terrorist groups, hackers, and malicious state actors. NCD chief Yigal Unna: Cyber threats to Israel only expected to grow.
Military Intelligence recruited the officer, who later gave the Mossad one for the most important "golden tips" of the war. His identity remains top secret, but senior intelligence sources say his contribution to Israel's victory in the war is undeniable.
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed, one of the most important figures in religious Zionism, has very unorthodox views. He sees no reason to boycott Judaism's progressive movements or prevent couples' rights to seek alternative wedding ceremonies. "I oppose religious coercion," he states.
In a week marked by dramatic events on the diplomatic front, Yamina leader Naftali Bennett speaks to Israel Hayom about why the country needs a different kind of leadership, and why he would choose sovereignty in Judea and Samaria over peace deals with Gulf states.
The West tends to disregard Iran’s space program, viewing it as far less dangerous than the Ayatollahs’ military nuclear program. But That is a mistake.
The Republicans think that Russian-speaking immigrants are in their pockets, and the Democrats think there's no point in trying to court their vote. Meanwhile, younger Russian-speaking Jewish Americans are leaning to the left, in sharp contrast to their parents.
Eli Abramov, the chair of the Petrochemical Industries Association, says the environmental groups claiming the industries housed in Haifa Bay are a ticking time bomb "operate like terrorist groups."
