How do Israelis feel about Jerusalem's polices on Ukraine, refugees?
A plurality of Israelis, 47%, believe Ukraine policy to be balanced, Israel Haayom-Maagar Mochot poll finds. One-third of respondents say ...
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The end of an illustrious career: Linoy Ashram set to retire
The 22-year-old Ashram rhythmic gymnast became the first Israeli woman to win an Olympic gold medal, which she won in ...
US, Western allies eye 'long-term game plan' on Russia
Leaders open first of three summits in Brussels focused on increasing pressure on President Vladimir Putin. Ukraine says Russian landing ...
'You're running out of time,' IRGC threatens Israel
Revolutionary Guard commander Maj. Gen. Hossein Salami warns Israel that it would face "swift revenge" if it continues to target ...
US: Russian troops committing war crimes in Ukraine
Secretary of State Blinken: Assessment based on "careful review" of public and intelligence sources since Russia launched its invasion of ...
United Hatzalah helps over 2,000 Ukrainian refugees come to Israel
United Hatzalah, Israel's largest volunteer-based emergency medical services organization, has facilitated the extraction of over 2,000 refugees from Ukraine ...
Blinded by the white: Inside IDF's Alpinist Unit
Israel is famous for being a hot country. But Mount Hermon, on the border of both Lebanon and Syria, is ...
Power of laughter: IDF medical clown volunteers with Ukrainian refugees
Nimrod Eisenberg speaks to Israel Hayom about the "incredible humanitarian work" the IDF's field hospitals, which include trained medical clowns, ...
Report: Ethiopians, Arabs face most racism in Israel
In 2021, 458 cases were opened on complaints of alleged racism and discrimination, a decrease from previous years.
Egyptians uncover 4,000-year-old graves built for ancient bureaucrats
Among the people buried in the tombs identified at Saqqara necropolis was a female priest of Hathor named Petty.