Despite adopting more cautious rhetoric to balance political interests, Trump's actions continue to demonstrate full support for Israel while maintaining unprecedented military pressure on Iran that might yield either a diplomatic agreement or military confrontation.

Senior official to Israel Hayom: "If no progress is made within the next week or two, the IDF will significantly expand the fighting, sooner than we had expected."

The US erred when it did not establish clear red lines for negotiations with Iran regarding the timeframe – after all, Iranians are known as "champions" in procrastination and stalling.

A European Union source who spoke with Israel Hayom said, "Genuine attempts are being made by the European Union to get the Palestinian Authority to change the inciting content in Palestinian educational frameworks and also to change the payment mechanism to people convicted of terrorism or to terrorists' families, but it takes time."

27-year-old Argamani received prestigious recognition when she was included in TIME magazine's list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

New intelligence documents reveal Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's frustration with Iran's limited financial support, diplomatic strategy against Israel, and coordination with Qatar.

Investigation reveals BBC Arabic freelancer shared violent antisemitic posts on social media while reporting on the Israel-Hamas conflict; BBC: "We are absolutely clear that there is no place for antisemitism on our services."

Israel Hayom has learned that Qatari officials supported Hamas in rejecting the latest proposal; Israeli pressure expected to intensify in Gaza if negotiations stall.

Thousands expected to gather on April 29 for the international memorial ceremony to honor fallen Israeli soldiers and terror victims.

For the first time, Hamas signals willingness to discuss the demilitarization of Gaza and the departure of its leadership. Egypt and Qatar have aligned with Israel's demands, but Sinwar and Hamas' extremist faction remain a major obstacle.

The stormy squalls of current events are best gauged in proper proportion when we lift our gaze to a historical perspective and offer gratitude for the miracle of our national rebirth. A few reflections for the “Ten Days of Thanks.”

In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, the American commentator discusses US-Israel relations, campus antisemitism, and Trump's foreign policy ahead of lighting Independence Day torch in Jerusalem.

In order for us police officers to remain vigilant and aware of the history and responsibility of police work to protect people, we must also actively deal with the past and engage at places of horror, like Auschwitz or Birkenau.

The Justice Department's reversal removes protection from billion-dollar lawsuit filed by October 7 victims' families.

The "Iranian nuclear archive" revealed not only site locations, documentation, and photographs but also raw information on track-covering operations and concealment methods used to hide from inspectors. Now, as the Trump administration is invested in new negotiations with Tehran, it's important to remember what anyone who has studied the archive documents understands – the question is not if, but how Iran will violate the agreement.

You probably have bugs in your paprika – here's what you need to do to prevent it.

After years of shadow activities to weaken the Islamic Republic, which forced him to live in a safe house, Swedish Parliament Member Alireza Akhondi warns, "There is no diplomatic or military solution to the Iranian nuclear issue – only toppling the regime will prevent disaster."

According to sources, each frontline operative now receives about $61 monthly.

Sami Zayn removes controversial social media post only after media inquiry, following months of documented complaints from Jewish organizations.

Mossad Director David Barnea will meet Qatar's Prime Minister in Doha. The implication: Qatar joins the demand that Hamas disarm the day after the war. Israeli official: Chances for a deal have indeed improved, but Hamas appears to be stalling and more levers of pressure are needed. 

Despite a significant expansion of ground operations in the Gaza Strip in recent days, the IDF have so far encountered relatively few direct clashes with Hamas terrorists. However, it is entirely possible that additional clashes will occur in the coming days.

The Mujahideen Brigades announced that a senior member of its military intelligence unit was eliminated in an Israeli Air Force operation. Earlier this month, the IDF and Shin Bet killed another top operative from the same terrorist organization.

We are standing at a critical crossroads: education or extinction. Those who forget the past are doomed to relive it - which is why the struggle to preserve the memory of the Holocaust is a moral imperative.

The visit is expected to focus on preparations for a possible strike on Iran and defensive measures against its potential retaliation if President Donald Trump opts to activate the military option.

The primary lesson of the Holocaust is reiterated constantly: Jews will no longer be defenseless, they will fight to destroy their enemies. In this sense, Israel is the answer to the Holocaust. But there is a second, less-discussed lesson, no less critical: no more exile. There is no future for Jews outside their historic homeland. This is their home.

The agenda is expected to include the continuation of Israeli-Turkish negotiations on Syria, mediated by Azerbaijan, discussions on Azerbaijan potentially joining the Abraham Accords, and further deepening of bilateral relations between the two countries.

Sources told the Saudi news channel Al-Sharq that the new proposal balances the demands of both Israel and Hamas. The outline includes a long-term ceasefire of 5 to 7 years with international guarantees. Hamas is expected to commit to a prolonged ceasefire in return for a full withdrawal of the IDF from all of Gaza.