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In a fiery interview at the Israel Hayom conference in northern Israel, the security hawk Brig. Gen. (ret.) Amir Avivi says, "The probability that there will be a situation of a major attack in Iran and simultaneously fire from additional fronts – is very high."
In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, Dr. Johann Wadephul saids he's shocked young Germans don't know the Holocaust, defends Israel ties despite partial arms embargo, and vows Germany will keep buying Israeli defense systems.
Analyst warns Israel and US that failure to support Iranian protesters now will doom future uprisings. Thousands killed in crackdown far bloodier than reported, with Jews and minorities targeted.
Two weeks before the October 7 Massacre, testimony, some of it classified, indicates that Israel’s Foreign Ministry and National Security Council received information from Egypt warning that the situation in Gaza was “explosive.”
The "Guardian of Alumim" rescued Nova survivors and eliminated 14 terrorists despite severe injuries before his abduction. His family now races against time, terrified negotiations will abandon Israel's last remaining combat hostage.
In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, Trump's hostage envoy reveals why he met directly with Hamas, how he secured Elizabeth Tsurkov's release, and his promise to bring home every Israeli hostage.
As Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa courts Western recognition, Alawite minorities face regime-backed violence and residents flee the country. Doubts mount over stability of Islamist government and wisdom of diplomatic engagement.
In a special interview to Israel Hayom, Eric Adams criticizes the statements made by Zohran Mamdani and calls on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit New York City for the inauguration ceremony. The goal: send a message of solidarity with the Jewish community.
Speaking to Israel Hayom, the Former British Prime Minister launched a fierce attack on the BBC and the UK government, accusing them of anti-Israel bias and political cowardice.