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The steadfast intellectual, who came to Israel right after Oct 7 to witness the atrocities first hand, speaks with Israel Hayom on how the Jewish state can emerge stronger as the world turns its back on it.
Senior official tells Israel Hayom that the IDF should press ahead with the Rafah operation, which would demonstrate Israel can manage militarily without US assistance if needed.
Israel Hayom reporter David Baron travels to India as it undertakes the world's largest democratic exercise by holding parliamentary elections of unprecedented scale.
In the first weeks after the horrific attack of Oct. 7, everyone realized the gravity of this situation and understood the need to unite against the clear and imminent existential threat. But time, the challenges of war, and the nature of Jewish factionalism eroded what should have been a united, crushing war against the Nazis of our times.