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As anticipation and excitement reached their peak with the return of hostages to Israel, discussions in Jerusalem and Washington have already turned to the next steps. These are not only related to the 'deal' with Hamas but also to broader efforts aimed at realizing President Donald Trump's vision and grand plans for the Middle East.
A series of documents discovered in Gaza illuminates Tehran's responsibility for building up the terror organization's force in the Gaza Strip – and the fractures on the way to Oct. 7.
Police continue their intensive investigation to identify the hacker who copied videos from the gym’s security cameras, showing a fitness trainer engaging in sexual relations with clients. The fitness trainer at the center of the scandal remains in hiding.
An Israel Hayom reporter joined IDF troops and saw what is unfolding in the Palestinian hotbeds Jenin and Tulkarm and why Israel's Operation Iron Wall is essential for security.
IDF observer Agam Berger, 19, reunited with her parents in Israel, while Arbel Yehoud, 29, and Gadi Moses, 80, were handed over to the Red Cross amid surging crowds in Gaza.
