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Guardian of the Walls. Remember?

Only a few understand that even today, the threat of a pogrom still hangs over the heads of Jews in Israel, exactly as it did in May 2021, when Arab rioters brutally attacked Jews at hundreds of locations across the country. 

What do Europe's children learn about us?

For decades, efforts were made to draw lessons from the past, shape a different attitude toward Jews and prevent the return of the ideas that led to one of the darkest periods in human history. Over the years, especially from the 1970s onward, those perceptions began to erode, slowly.

Diplomatic impasse and resumption of war

The war we are currently waging on multiple fronts cannot be concluded without a spectacular military victory. Nor can a peaceful and lasting settlement be achieved without the collapse of the Iranian regime.

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IDF reveals Iran's plan for Passover never fully materialized

These are Iran's tentacle arms across the Gulf

The Islamic Republic recruits Shiite Muslims who identify with its revolutionary ideology and attacks nations across the Gulf in every possible way: by setting up terrorist cells, infiltrating by sea, spying and attempting to assassinate leaders. Israel Hayom maps the damage caused by Iran to its neighbors.

Sirens and explosions in the UAE following missile launches from Iran

Iran: UAE 'joined the attack against us'

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United Arab Emirates of actively participating in the war against Iran, saying Abu Dhabi had "actively joined the aggression." The comments were made at a meeting of BRICS foreign ministers in New Delhi, attended by a UAE representative. 

Armed assailants attempt to seize vessel in the Strait of Hormuz

Report: Iran seizes vessel in Strait of Hormuz

The UK’s maritime security center said armed men boarded a commercial ship near the port of Fujairah and began sailing it toward Iran. Iranian foreign minister: “From our perspective, the strait is open to anyone who wishes to pass through.”

Why Saudi F-35 deal matters for Israel, US and Middle East

Israel to extend F-35 range with fuel tank upgrade

In a deal estimated at more than 100 million shekels (about $34 million), Elbit will develop and adapt external fuel tanks for the F-35. Once development is complete, the aircraft will be able to extend their flight range, reduce the need for aerial refueling and improve operational flexibility on long-range missions.

Mysterious cave discovered in Jerusalem

Mysterious cave discovered in Jerusalem

The surprising discovery was made during construction work on a neighborhood being promoted by the Israel Land Authority, in excavations conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority, and is expected to be incorporated into an archaeological park. Excavation directors: “To our astonishment, as the excavation progressed, this space developed into a long tunnel. Parts of it are still collapsed, so the tunnel has not yet had the final word.”

Most US Jews feel close to Israel but shy away from the Zionist label

Two things called Zionism

Antizionism has recast old anti-Jewish tropes in new language, but mistaking the fight against it for Zionism itself obscures Zionism’s original purpose: freeing Jews from catastrophe and symbolic blame.

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