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.

Israel may awkwardly and strangely get its preferred scenario in Iran. And what serious problem was forgotten amid the storm over Basic Law: Torah Study?

Western diplomatic officials warn of a "loss of restraint" and attempts to harm the president and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who admitted to the Americans: "We have no control over the shoal in the Gulf." As the crisis worsens, Israel and the US are examining steps to bring down the Iranian regime.

The Indian prime minister's words were more than lip service and flattery. They were a compass that could show Israel where the rising power is headed, as it proved immediately after Oct. 7 when it sent weapons and artillery shipments while the Biden administration delayed arms deliveries to Israel. Modi's speech was one Vance apparently missed.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statements against Israel reached a new peak this week, but Israel's security establishment marked him long ago. He has been suspected of helping expose Israeli spies, socialized with Qassem Soleimani and signaled sympathy for Hamas. How dangerous is his rise to the top of power?

The final stage of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s funeral procession began today with the arrival of his coffin in Mashhad, after a night of US strikes that shut down the railway line from Tehran. The pragmatic faction in the regime, led by President Masoud Pezeshkian, is facing growing pressure from hardliners, which spilled into street violence.

Israel is losing its standing on the international stage because it continues to rely on military achievements alone, while the battle over consciousness and influence has become the new decisive front. Establishing a national influence apparatus could strengthen Israel’s value in the eyes of its allies and make it vital to them in the future.

The undersea pipeline between Ashdod and Ashkelon has been completed, allowing gas flows to Egypt to increase by about 2 billion cubic meters a year. The amount of gas Israel is committed to supplying Egypt is expected to grow by about 40%.

European Commission spokesperson confirms to Israel Hayom that a document examining trade restrictions on products made in Judea and Samaria will be submitted next week. Jerusalem hopes a vote will be postponed, while Brussels warns: If Ben Gvir and Smotrich continue to serve in the next government, pressure will increase. European Parliament member: "Provocation makes it harder for us to present Israel's position credibly"

Some 6,000 new olim are expected to arrive to Israel this summer, and OU Israel is preparing to help children and teens build social connections ahead of the start of the school year through Camp Dror. Eyal Tannenbaum, who began as a camper and is returning to the camp as a counselor, speaks about the importance of creating friendships for young olim that last throughout their lives, even after camp.

The world's first university-level influencer program graduates its inaugural class, prepared to reshape Israel's image in the digital arena.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's remarks ended the lull and led Trump to order an intensive strike. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is gambling on "breaking the rules" in Hormuz and is presenting demands that contradict the understandings set out in the memorandum. Amid an internal dispute within the administration, the three US alternatives are being revealed.

JD Vance's claim that Israel has no friends in the world misses the depth of its ties with countries such as India. Even more troubling is the assertion that Israel is trying to "kill its way" out of its security crises. In the face of stereotypes that have seeped into the American mainstream, Israel must make clear: It makes peace when possible and fights when it has no choice.