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Tongue-tied: olim share their funniest and most embarrassing Hebrew blunders

November 8, 2026

New olim recount the embarrassing and often hilarious Hebrew mistakes they've made since arriving in Israel, from confusing everyday words to giving patients some very unusual advice.

Hasidic man fights back after Brooklyn attack

Social media

Antisemitism

Hasidic man fights back after Brooklyn attack

ILH Staff

Political Commentary

Eisenkot's coalition challenge

Bini Ashkenazi

Six dead, including a Briton, after gunman opens fire in Kraków market square

AFP

Europe

Six dead, including a Briton, after gunman opens fire in Kraków market square

Batsheva Shulman

Russian spymaster boasted of role in toppling Austria's chancellor

by Batsheva Shulman

November 8, 2026

US takes control of Gaza tunnel operations

Israel

Ben-Gurion's startling remarks on Gaza revealed in newly released IDF archives

by Lilach Shoval

November 8, 2026

Entangled with a Chinese spy, Jensen Huang's romance rocks Nvidia

Gemini

Science & Technology

Entangled with a Chinese spy, Jensen Huang's romance rocks Nvidia

by Shachar Shapiro

November 8, 2026

Europe

Restore or erase? Fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest sparks debate in Germany

by ILH Staff

November 8, 2026

US strikes Iran as Trump signals deal is near

Commentary

Political defeat, historic victory

by Meir Ben Shabbat

November 8, 2026

Analysis

Why the Democratic Blue Wave may be good news for Israel

by Or Shaked

November 8, 2026

Politics

Herzog taps Eisenkot to form next government

by Eli Zilberberg

November 8, 2026

Trump's midterm defeat could be a historic opportunity for Israel

Israel Hayom Summit

After the midterms, what comes next?

by ILH Staff

November 8, 2026

Israel Hayom Summit

Israel Hayom Summit returns to New York next week

by ILH Staff

November 4, 2026

Israel Hayom Summit

They fell for Israel. Their stories will reach the heart of New York

by ILH Staff

October 31, 2026

Magazine

Tongue-tied: olim share their funniest and most embarrassing Hebrew blunders

New olim recount the embarrassing and often hilarious Hebrew mistakes they've made since arriving in Israel, from confusing everyday words to giving patients some very unusual advice.

November 8, 2026

Analysis

Why the Democratic Blue Wave may be good news for Israel

The midterm elections will leave Israel facing a more critical House and Senate come January. Yet the sheer scale of the "blue wave" could weaken the anti-Israel faction's influence. Democratic leaders still value the alliance with Jerusalem, but one thing is clear: Things will never go back to the way they were.

November 8, 2026

Will Iran's nuclear facilities be attacked before the elections?

Analysis

Another strike or economic collapse? Divide over next phase of Iran campaign

With elections in the US and Israel over, both face a critical decision on how to proceed against Iran. Avner Vilan warns that economic pressure alone will not stop Iran's nuclear program and urges keeping the military option on the table. Former senior Mossad official Oded Ailam argues the blockade is already taking its toll: "All that's needed is patience."

November 7, 2026

Magazine

Netanyahu's Iran gamble backfires on both Israel, US

With Trump suffering a crushing defeat in the midterm elections, a senior Israeli official says the war in Iran was supposed to bring down the regime in Tehran but instead brought down the administration in Washington.

November 6, 2026

Analysis

Trump's midterm defeat reshapes Washington, raises new challenges for Israel

Democrats have won control of both houses of Congress, giving them the power from January to block legislation, stall senior appointments and launch investigations into the administration. "Lawyer up," warned the congressman expected to chair the House Oversight Committee, while War Secretary Pete Hegseth is already facing threats of impeachment. Republicans are beginning to distance themselves from the president, and Jerusalem will have to contend with a much more critical Congress.

November 4, 2026