"The nightmare of war has caught up with us even in Lviv," says Lyudmila Turchak, who fled with two children from the eastern city Kharkiv. "There is no longer anywhere in Ukraine where we can feel safe."

Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata talks to Israel Hayom about breaking barriers, racism, and the love Ethiopian youth have developed for their own culture as well as their deep commitment to Israel.

"Project Max,"a joint initiative between the Maccabi World Union and Israeli company Sighteer, seeks to create global awareness about and promote the "inspiring story of Jewish sport on social media and the metaverse."

Veteran political operator Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar admits it will be difficult to keep the coalition together, but tells Israel Hayom that polls forecasting his demise are off the mark, denies that he plans to join forces with Naftali Bennett, and dismisses claims that he is promoting anti-democratic laws.

One of the Iraqi officials, an independent member of parliament, says Iran's shift from citing oppositionist elements to citing the Mossad as their target led the Iraqis to suspect the attack was part of an Iranian "distraction" operation in light of Iraqi election results.