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Since Haniyeh's assassination, US Commander Michael Kurilla has touched down in Israel four times for consultations. The man who was wounded in the streets of Mosul and forged close ties with the IDF, brought CENTCOM the star who orchestrated the regional concert of intercepting Iranian missiles.
Halie Soifer served as the Democratic nominee's national security advisor in the Senate, from January 2017 through 2018, and now heads the Jewish Democratic Council of America. She spoke with Israel Hayom.
A once-in-a-lifetime journey to the world's rising power reveals unexpected kinship, technological marvels, and the delicate dance of diplomacy.
The British Embassy in Israel held a solemn memorial ceremony yesterday evening to honour the lives of the British nationals...
Jewish-British journalist Melanie Phillips discovered the Western media's double standard towards Israel during the First Lebanon War. Since then, she has been writing about the Muslim threat in Europe, finding herself alone in her support for Israel.
