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Trump effect? China curtails Iranian oil exports

Trump effect? China curtails Iranian oil exports

China is enforcing US sanctions on Iranian oil, causing billions in losses for the Islamic Republic. How do sanctions on Russia further impact Iran, and why has the Iranian parliament launched impeachment proceedings against two ministers in response to the crisis?

How humanitarian aid keeps Hamas in power

How humanitarian aid keeps Hamas in power

Despite 16 months of war, evidence suggests Hamas maintains significant control and resources in Gaza. Israel is preventing Hamas' elimination with its own hands.

Major exposé reveals the money machine behind Israel's 2023 protests

Major exposé reveals the money machine behind Israel's 2023 protests

Analysis of documents submitted to the Israeli Registrar of Nonprofits by Blue White Future confirms this as one of the most expensive political campaigns in Israeli history.

Why do Jews still live in Iran?

Why do Jews still live in Iran?

Despite heightened tensions with the West and strict Sharia laws, thousands of Jews currently live in Iran – and they have no plans to leave anytime soon.

The secret Israeli program to encourage Gaza emigration

The secret Israeli program to encourage Gaza emigration

The transfer of Palestinians has been proposed before. Dr. Yoav Gelber delves into the historical and current options of Palestinian relocation.

Netanyahu's top aides and Qatar: A strong stench of money

Netanyahu's top aides and Qatar: A strong stench of money

Israel's push for Qatar to increase aid to Gaza has long been known, but the alleged involvement of Netanyahu's office in "whitewashing" the emirate's image must be thoroughly investigated.

The wife, son, and money: Assad's new life in Moscow

The wife, son, and money: Assad's new life in Moscow

While living under international scrutiny, deposed Syrian leader builds luxurious existence in Russian capital.

Hungary's forgotten Jewish heritage

Hungary's forgotten Jewish heritage

Hungarian-Israeli tour guide, Dr. Yoav Sorek, leads a deep dive into Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Glasner and the Hungarian roots of religious Zionism.

English-speaking Gazans? Trump's 'takeover' plan has been done before

English-speaking Gazans? Trump's 'takeover' plan has been done before

Will the Gaza Strip join the American territories of Puerto Rico, American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the US Virgin Islands? Unlikely. But there are very interesting formulas to make it work.

His twin brother is held by Hamas – and now he has a message for Trump

His twin brother is held by Hamas – and now he has a message for Trump

Eitan Cunio has left no stone unturned as he tries to bring back his identical sibling. In an interview with Israel Hayom, he, the mother and the director of a new movie on the twins, Israel Hayom hears an appeal to the most powerful person in the world, "Do your magic."

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What do Israelis think about a ceasefire with Lebanon?
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What do Israelis think about a ceasefire with Lebanon?

While the Israeli cabinet convenes to discuss a possible ceasefire with Lebanon, we went to the streets to check if Israelis are in favor or against one.

Why are tourists visiting Israel during war?

Why are tourists visiting Israel during war?

With war still going on, we went to investigate what draws tourists to Israel at this time.

What do Israelis think about the Iranian attack?

What do Israelis think about the Iranian attack?

With non-stop reports about yet another threat following the attack in April, we asked Israelis how they are responding to the imminent Iranian attack.

Masa unveils inaugural 'Changemakers List' featuring 18 global Jewish leaders

Masa unveils inaugural 'Changemakers List' featuring 18 global Jewish leaders

From environmental activists to tech entrepreneurs, these distinguished Masa alumni are reshaping communities and driving innovation across the Jewish world and beyond.

Community above all

Community above all

From cooking for soldiers to hospital wards, Masa alumni reshape Israel's present crisis and future growth.

First steps of a long journey

First steps of a long journey

Young graduates of the Masa program from around the world carry their connection with Israel and Judaism into their lives; "It ranks among my life's most formative years," one of the graduates said.

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