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When asked by Piers Morgan to his reaction to a new Hamas propaganda video showing two hostages who were with his daughter in Hamas captivity, father becomes emotional.
For many years, Ari Harow was the closest person to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He is the only one to write a lengthy memoir on that experience: “My Brother's Keeper: Netanyahu, Obama, & the Year of Terror & Conflict that Changed the Middle East Forever". He spoke exclusively with Israel Hayom.
An interview with Tomer Tzaban, a former undercover soldier, who knows Gaza like the back of his hand.
Iranian security officials are also suspected of running various accounts on social media in an effort to receive information on Israeli citizens and recruit them for tasks.
Nearly eight decades after the end of World War II, Australia has just outlawed publicly making the Nazi salute or displaying the swastika or the signs of the SS.
