It may be too early to determine whether the testimony of Amit Soussana, a former hostage who bravely shared her experiences of sexual abuse and torture during captivity by Hamas with The New York Times, will catalyze the release of additional accounts detailing the crimes committed by the terror group, whether those on Oct. […]
A major shift in Haredim's attitude toward military service could be unfolding behind the scenes in some parts of the community. While politicians are busy with proposals that are perceived by the various parties as populist and unrealistic – major Haredi power brokers have been examining ways to seize on the new solidarity expressed […]
Former US Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, who nearly won the vice presidency on the Democratic ticket with Al Gore in the disputed 2000 election and who almost became Republican John McCain's running mate eight years later, has died, according to a statement issued by his family. Lieberman died in New York City on […]
At least three were wounded in a shooting at a school bus and two vehicles, that occurred on Thursday morning on Route 90 adjacent to the town of Al-Auja in the West Bank. According to the MDA emergency services, one is in serious condition. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The road […]
After weeks of relative calm, tensions are once again boiling over in the north, with Israel and Hezbollah trading blows, and casualties ■ In the political front, the Knesset gears up for a battle about draft exemptions, and Netanyahu continues his petty war against Biden, this time 'to send a message to Hamas'
"A lot of terrorist people came into Israel, but not just terrorist people – civilians – that are asking for humanitarian help today from the whole world," Eyal Eshel said.
"A lot of terrorist people came into Israel, but not just terrorist people – civilians – that are asking for humanitarian help today from the whole world," Eyal Eshel said.
A Republican-led House committee has launched its latest in a series of investigations into campus antisemitism, this time focusing on Rutgers University.
ICJ orders Israel to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, calls for release of hostages ■ Israel issues travel warnings for Turkey, Egypt, Morocco and Jordan ■ Palestinian PM forms new government ■ Three wounded in West Bank shooting attack
Eden Gallery in the heart of Soho hosted this week a powerful event to conclude Women's History Month that paid tribute to the extraordinary courage and strength of Israeli women during the recent war. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram "The Women Behind the Reserves Project," hosted by the La'Aretz Foundation, unveiled […]
The ombudsman ruled that justice Chaled Kabub violated judges' ethics code in giving an unauthorized media interview, and dismissed Kabub's response against allegations that he sat in trial of a legal dispute involving his children. All complaints against him were submitted by right-wing activist Shay Glick
After the coalition failed to reach an agreement on a proposal for a new ultra-orthodox draft exemption bill ahead of Thursday's deadline, the High Court a freeze on government funds for yeshivas who fail to send students to enlist in the IDF
The ultra-Orthodox parties might stay in the government even if Benjamin Netanyahu fails to get a law passed exempting all yeshiva students from military service, but they will likely be consigned to a long period in opposition after the next election