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Dor Frir, a tank gunner with the 7th Armored Brigade, is the first soldier with cerebral palsy to serve in a combat role in the IDF. 

The east Jerusalem neighborhood, which lies outside Israel's security barrier and is neglected in the best of times, has been especially hard hit by the second wave of coronavirus, which started after the Palestinians cut off security cooperation with Israeli authorities.

"As a boy, I didn't dream of becoming a minister, I dreamed of a heroic struggle for Israel in the international arena." Gilad Erdan is on a mission and he doesn't plan on allowing anything to stop him.

Former Mossad agent Sima Shine talks to Israel Hayom about being sent on an operation to a country that "doesn't have diplomatic relations with Israel" and what is really happening on the ground in Iran. 

Speaking to Israel Hayom, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says that Ariel Sharon was "sick of" the pressure against the 2005 disengagement and was prepared to revise his plans.

The late Prime Minister Ariel Sharon denied that Israel was planning a second disengagement from Judea and Samaria, but it turns out that he and former Justice Minister Tzipi Livni appointed a secret team that was charged to look into the feasibility of the idea.

Rainer Höß is a cold-tempered crook who used his name to con people. Now, for the first time, his older brother talks about his actions: "My brother is the punishment from God on our family for not repenting."

Professor Karnit Flug, former governor of the Bank of Israel, gives Israel Hayom her honest opinion about the government's decision-making process during the coronavirus crisis, which has proven ineffective, and the resulting spike in unemployment.

The situation in Gaza? “What concerns Hamas the most is the economy.” The sovereignty bid? “It won’t be an excuse to resume hostilities." The next round of violence? “If they indiscriminately fire on Israel, we’ll find it hard to contain our response." The IDF Southern Command’s intelligence chief suggests Hamas tread lightly when dealing with Israel.

Head of the national anti-corona campaign, Professor Ronni Gamzu, talks to Israel Hayom about how he plans to tackle community spread of the virus while allowing life to continue as normally as possible.