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Gali Nishri, Omer Saria, Mor Lidani, and Mika Kliger are demanding that the military stop deciding what ‎women are capable of doing.

Lt. N., one of three women to finish the IAF's 180th pilots course, is the third generation of her family to fly in the Israeli Air Force.

The devastating effects of COVID-19 that have ravaged Western Europe and now the United States have so far spared certain Jewish communities in Eastern Europe, even as it now has Russia in its crosshairs.

Special simulation game on sovereignty that was played by the experts of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, in cooperation with Israel Hayom, resulted in partial annexation.

After years of identity erasure by the Soviet regime, the Jewish communities in Moldova and Ukraine are blossoming once again. But when asked about making Aliyah and moving to Israel – opinions differ.

The chairperson of the Constitution, Law, and Justice Committee, MK Yakov Asher, believes the override clause should be legislated in cooperation with the judges. He is convinced the draft law can not be forced on the ultra-Orthodox public and states: We’ll want to keep this committee in the future.

Long after most of its once-vibrant Jewish community is gone, Lithuania is embracing the legacy of the Vilna Gaon.

With rumors that Israel is preparing to free more Palestinian terrorists to secure to secure the release of its captives being held in Gaza, bereaved families are organizing against a policy they say only gives terrorism a tailwind and leads to more casualties.

The number of Jewish deaths from the virus is 16 times higher than their proportion in the population. Senior researcher: “They’re afraid to talk.” Former ambassador: “Erdogan hates Israel to death.”

New research based on thousands of documents from the German Foreign Ministry archives demonstrates that the West German government's fear of Palestinian terrorist attacks, romantic Orientalism, and entrenched anti-Semitism led it to wave a white flag.