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In an initiative coordinated by the Health Ministry and Nefesh B’Nefesh, hundreds of physicians fly to Israel to help those in need in the aftermath of Oct. 7. Most of them are Jewish, and some are world-renowned specialists, who were willing to leave their lucrative jobs, families and children behind in order to come to Israel and boost the medical system.
The Ukrainian leader is right to say that if Putin wins, America loses
Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states, such as the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, are quietly hoping Israel defeats Hamas – Islamist movements threaten their rule as well.
Mazi Melesa Pilip, who served in Israel's Paratroopers Brigade and now hopes to win the seat formerly held by George Santos, speaks with Israel Hayom.
The effort involved the purchase of 2,647,013 items, such as thermal clothing, and sleeping bags, and their delivery to Israel.
