Donald Trump's hostage envoy, Adam Boehler – a veteran of the first administration who played a key role in facilitating the Abraham Accords – reveals accelerated diplomatic efforts for hostage deal, citing Qatar's renewed involvement.
In an exclusive interview, Jewish Agency chairman Doron Almog, whose family members were murdered and taken hostage in the Oct. 7 massacre, shares the path he sees to recovery despite profound crisis.
Officials propose establishing three or four new cities, including dedicated communities for Druze and ultra-Orthodox populations. "This demographic shift would fundamentally alter the region's character, ultimately leading to sovereignty," a senior official involved in the planning noted.
The prominent Jewish-American attorney is assembling a high-profile team to counter arrest warrants issued by the ICC. Meanwhile, he fights misinformation about Israel on US campuses. He warns: 'The US is the next target.'
Cabinet official tells Israel Hayom that Israel would not have agreed to include France in the enforcement mechanism without Paris' concession regarding the ICC warrant compliance.
With the murder of Chabad Rabbi Zvi Kogan apparently being a result of device breach, it is clear Iran's threat extends to defense establishment personnel, including senior officials.
In an exclusive interview, UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer talks Oct. 7, Elise Stefanik, and the organization's future.
In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, a Lebanese resident describes chaos as Israel-Hezbollah conflict intensifies.
In an exclusive interview, a high-ranking Yemeni official from the Saudi-backed government in the south of Yemen urges advanced weapons support, and criticizes US strikes as "ineffective," says Israel should lend a hand against Iran-backed rebels in wake of their attack on Tel Aviv on Sunday.
Klaus-Peter Willsch, a member of the Bundestag's Committee on Economic Affairs and an opposition lawmaker from the CDU, told Israel Hayom that a report on reducing licenses was incorrect.
