The businessman who always remembered to be a Zionist.

The greatest Jewish philanthropist of recent generations was buried in his beloved Jerusalem, in a service held among his family and close relatives. "It was a great privilege to spend every hour, minute and second with you. Our family, goals, and achievements will bear your name proudly," his wife Dr. Miriam Adelson, eulogized.

We first met in 2008, and our last meeting was a month ago. Our first and last conversations focused on Israel. Sometimes I felt that the genius businessman was born to serve the great philanthropist, who was an expert at giving in secret.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman and CEO Sheldon G. Adelson is remembered by leaders and others who recall his business acumen, love of country as well as his philanthropy.

Hundreds of Las Vegas community leaders and members gather in their cars to pay respects to Sheldon Adelson, who "lived and breathed philanthropy."

Jewish Agency chair says Adelson was no doubt among the greatest leaders of the Jewish people throughout this generation. Israeli-American Council: He was the greatest Jewish-world philanthropist of our time. United Hatzalah chief: Sheldon was a true role model and inspiration for living life fully.

Tributes have been pouring in from the gambling industry and beyond paying respect to Sheldon Adelson's life, vision, and philanthropy.

The United Hatzalah emergency medical services organization's headquarters in the capital features a sign reading, "Sheldon, the Israeli public cherishes your memory."

Marking one month since the passing of businessman and philanthropist Sheldon Adelson, his wife, Dr. Miriam Adelson, vows to carry on with his vision.

Oil-producing states across the gulf are drawing up contingency plans for a scenario that leaves the regime in Tehran intact. Even so, for the US and Iran to reach an agreement, they will have to overcome what appears to be an almost insurmountable barrier: Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Ahmad Vahidi.

As Iran denies an upcoming round of talks in Islamabad, President Donald Trump says he would agree to meet senior Iranian officials if the negotiations produce a breakthrough. Preparations are meanwhile underway in the Pakistani capital for the next round of talks.

The main state ceremony opening Israel's day of remembrance for fallen soldiers and terrorism victims is being held at Yad Labanim in Jerusalem. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana and Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion are attending the event. The ceremony includes testimonies from bereaved families alongside musical performances by leading artists.

A Lebanese news site published photos of Capt. G., an IDF combat soldier operating deep inside Lebanese territory, and users mocked the terrorist organization, which continues to insist its men won a victory there. The soldier told Israel Hayom: “Mostly, we’re just laughing about it.”

A terror cell in Azerbaijan was foiled after plotting to attack the Israeli Embassy and synagogues in the country using explosive drones, while in Crete, Cyprus and other destinations across Europe, the Revolutionary Guards were planning attacks on senior Israeli officials and additional infrastructure. The story of Unit 4000 and its worldwide terrorist operations is now coming to light.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, the US Navy is using a mix of manned and unmanned systems in the mine-clearing mission. Experts said that after mines are identified in an initial sweep, a second wave of sea drones is sent in to neutralize the charges, either with explosives or by detonating them remotely.

March of Life held a solidarity march in central Berlin alongside Holocaust survivors and Iranian exiles. The event was part of a series of marches worldwide aimed at raising awareness of antisemitism. "We are calling for life, liberty, and the end of hatred," said the organization’s chairman and founder.

With nearly 20 years behind him as founder and CEO of Hashomer Hachadash, Yoel Zilberman is convinced that the bond between people and the land is not only a national necessity but the basis for belonging and building a shared future. In this interview, he speaks about the movement’s dramatic growth, his optimism in light of the young people he meets ("When you open the door to meaningful action, you see the change"), and the initiatives he hopes to bring to life: "With the Jewish mind, we can make 2 million dunams of land in the Negev usable and establish another 1,000 family farms and young people’s agricultural holdings."

The IDF condemned the act and said it does not align with it's values. “The incident will be investigated thoroughly and in depth, and if necessary, steps will be taken in accordance with the findings,” the military said.

Ahead of talks set to open in Pakistan, it appears one of the most significant disputes may be resolved. The regime still shows no willingness to give up its ballistic missile program. If Iran’s trend toward flexibility continues, the US will announce an extension of the ceasefire.

Despite the IDF presence in southern Lebanon, Israel is avoiding strikes even when a threat is identified. Hezbollah continues to rebuild undisturbed, while restrictions imposed by Washington are narrowing Israel’s room for maneuver. If things remain as they are, the situation could become even worse than it was on the eve of Operation Roaring Lion.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun may be willing to reach an agreement with Israel, but not for the reasons Israelis assume. Like other actors in the region, he understands that Israel cannot be defeated on the battlefield. But on the diplomatic front, Israel suffers from inconsistency and often ends up accepting US dictations. If Israel wants real peace, it must insist on addressing the roots of the conflict: Hezbollah's weapons, reforming the Lebanese army and dismantling the Palestinian camps in Lebanon.

The US president remained optimistic despite the latest developments: “We’re offering a very fair and reasonable deal. It will happen, one way or another.”

Ahead of a Masa Yom HaZikaron ceremony, Bob and Nancy Milgram and Daniel Lischinsky speak about the values, love of Israel, and shared mission that defined Sarah Milgram and Yaron Lischinsky – and what they hope young Jews will carry forward.