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What were Israel Hayom's most-read stories in 2024?

From gripping moments to groundbreaking analyses, these are the ten articles that mattered to our readers most.

by  Rachel Goldstein
Published on  12-27-2024 21:31
Last modified: 12-27-2024 21:35
What were Israel Hayom's most-read stories in 2024?
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As 2024 comes to a close, we are taking a moment to reflect on the stories that captivated our readers this year. From gripping moments to groundbreaking analyses, these are the articles that mattered to you most:

Number 10

Chilling footage from kidnapping of IDF female troops aired

In May, haunting visuals from the abduction of IDF observation soldiers sent shockwaves through the nation. The footage, broadcast globally, sparked outrage and renewed discussions about hostage release negotiations. Read the full article.

Number 9

The Ben-Gurion Canal Project

Israel's ambitious plan to create a canal linking the Mediterranean and Red seas drew intense interest in May. The project – touted as a potential rival to the Suez Canal – sparked debates on economic viability and geopolitical implications. Read the full article.

Number 8

Can Israel really strike Iran?

October saw a surge in interest around Israel's military capabilities with this in-depth analysis of the nation's preparedness to launch a strike on Iran. The article examined the challenges and strategies involved, keeping readers on edge. Read the full article.

Number 7

30,000 graves: Sweden prepares for war with Russia

As tensions in Europe escalated, December brought startling revelations about Sweden's preparations for potential conflict with Russia. The report of 30,000 graves being dug resonated deeply, highlighting the growing unease in the region. Read the full article.

Number 6

Prince of Persia: Who Is Iran's next supreme leader?

With rumors swirling about Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's health, November's deep dive into potential successors captivated readers. The article explored the power dynamics and implications for Iran's future leadership. Read the full article.

Notably, our readers were most interested in Iran – from its military ambitions to internal leadership dynamics (EPA/Abedin Taherkenareh) EPA/Abedin Taherkenareh

Number 5

Israeli assessment: Operation 'Days of Repentance' devastated Iranian missile production

Following a targeted Israeli military operation, November's assessment of its impact on Iran's missile production dominated headlines. The piece highlighted Israel's precision strikes and the operation's strategic success. Read the full article.

Number 4

Trump to Israel Hayom: Only a fool would have not acted like Israel on Oct. 7

In a March exclusive, former US President Donald Trump defended Israel's response to the Oct. 7 massacre. His bold remarks reignited debates over international support and the complexities of modern warfare. Read the full article.

Number 3

Who is Thomas Mathew Crooks, would-be Trump assassin?

July's shocking exposé on a man accused of trying to assassinate Donald Trump unraveled a web of motives and missed warning signs. The story provided a gripping look at political extremism in the modern era. Read the full article.

Number 2

US has deployed microwave missiles that can disable Iran's nuclear facilities

April brought a game-changing development in US military technology. The deployment of microwave missiles aimed at neutralizing Iran's nuclear ambitions captured global attention. Read the full article.

Number 1

Not just about nuclear aspirations: Iran moving full steam ahead to develop new aerial threat

In October, our most-read story of the year delved into Iran's advancements in aerial weaponry. The detailed analysis underscored the urgency of addressing Iran's growing military capabilities and solidified its place as the top story of 2024. Read the full article.

From harrowing local developments to geopolitical intrigue, 2024 was a year of compelling narratives. Notably, our readers' heightened interest in Iran – from its military ambitions to internal leadership dynamics – reflects the region's centrality to global security concerns. As we step into 2025, we remain committed to uncovering the stories that shape our world.

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