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Sharansky tells Israel Hayom after the disclosure of the exchange of letters: "Alexei Navalny was dangerous to the Russian tyrant for two reasons: He did more than anyone else to expose the nature of the Russian dictatorship to the eyes of hundreds of millions of people, and he challenged the system. Navalny proved that it is possible to remain a free man until your last breath in prison."
The family, whose red-haired children became a symbol of the movement to release the hostages, were taken captive by Hamas terrorists from their Nir Oz home on Oct. 7.
Just days after the historic economic setback that saw Israel's rating downgraded for the first time, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich spoke with Israel Hayom.
A Jewish community delegation from South Africa traveled to Israel this week for a special solidarity trip against the...
Growing up as a Jewish Latina in Missouri, Leah Soibel experienced racism periodically. But that was nothing compared to the hatred she witnessed as an Arabic student in Cairo. Now Soibel changes hearts and minds as CEO of the leading nonprofit media organization for Spanish-speakers about Israel.
