For over a decade, Hen Mazzig has fought the delegitimization of Israel. Now, he tells Israel Hayom that Israel's global image has reached an all-time low, fueled by hate he calls "a mental illness." Against the backdrop of two Iran operations, he explains why diaspora Jews are undeterred by missiles – but not by antisemitism.
US spy agencies hold what they consider highly credible intelligence suggesting Iran's new supreme leader is gay – a fact his father reportedly knew and that clouded the succession for years.
Division 91 troops are dismantling terror infrastructure to create a security buffer for communities along the northern border.
Three Israeli officials familiar with the situation say the IDF has sufficient interceptor missiles of all types, and that the report may have been seeded by Iran or one of its allies.
A classified assessment delivered to President Trump shows the late supreme leader viewed Mojtaba Khamenei as neither brilliant nor fit to rule – yet Iran's clerical council chose him anyway.
Israeli officials fear that the scenario in which Iran’s regime remains in power even after the current military campaign is now more realistic. According to this updated assessment, Israeli decision makers are shaping their strategy accordingly, focusing on Iran’s missile arrays, its weapons industry and Tehran’s security forces.
There are cases in which Israeli pilots are assigned missions such as striking missile launchers aimed at US bases and assets in the region. In many cases, those targets also pose a threat to Israel.
War secretary approves deployment of amphibious force with Marines and assault ships to region. Meanwhile Iran holds the “switch” over Hormuz: Indian tankers and a Turkish vessel granted passage as France and Italy open talks with Tehran to secure safe transit.
A senior regional political source told Israel Hayom that Iran’s regime is unlikely to change and that the US has given Israel only a week to conclude the campaign. The source said regime change would require a ground invasion or renewed protests in Iran, which is not expected in the near term.
Iran's new supreme leader vows retaliation for "martyrs' blood," threatens neighbors hosting US bases, and warns of new fronts – as questions mount over his whereabouts since the war began.
