For scarred Pittsburgh community, hope is key a year after massacre

For scarred Pittsburgh community, hope is key a year after massacre

The Jewish leaders of the city are keen to rededicate the synagogue, but are grateful for the local Christian community for letting them use a local church. "We're figuring it out an hour at a time, a day at a time, what to do," Rabbi Jeffrey Myers tells Israel Hayom in a special interview conducted ahead of the High Holy Days.

The sun rises on a new emperor

The sun rises on a new emperor

All of Japan held its breath this week as Emperor Naruhito was enthroned. Israel Hayom Editor-in-Chief Boaz Bismuth was present at the event that symbolized the preservation of tradition that is typical of Japan, along with a desire to continue to develop and move ahead with the rest of the world.

The forecast for autumn: Gloomy

The forecast for autumn: Gloomy

As security and defense tensions in the region spiral, what does the US withdrawal from the Kurdish-held region of northeast Syria mean for its regional allies, including Israel? And what do newly-declasssified Yom Kippur War transcripts teach us about Moshe Dayan?