By HFI staff The term “genocide” is not just a moral accusation. It is a legal classification with serious weight, rooted in some of history’s most horrific crimes. In recent years, especially in the context … Read More
Why Israel Struck First: Breaking Down the Attack on Iran
By HFI staff This morning, everything changed. A wave of Israeli Air Force jets took off before sunrise and hit dozens of targets across Iran. Nuclear facilities. Military bases. Strategic assets. The IDF called it … Read More
Apartheid? Might Want to Rethink That.
Let’s talk about the claim that Israel is an apartheid state. It’s a catchy slogan—gets retweets, sparks debates, rallies protest signs—but let’s pause for a second and ask: does it actually line up with reality? … Read More
Shavuot in the Land of Milk and Honey
As the warm breeze sweeps across Israel in late spring, families and communities prepare to celebrate one of the most joyous and meaningful festivals on the Jewish calendar, Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks. This holiday … Read More
Jerusalem Day 2025
“The Temple Mount is in our hands!” Between June 5th and June 10th, 1967, Israel fought and won a war that would change the course of modern Jewish history. What the world called the Six Day War, … Read More
The Houthis Are Firing on Israel. Why?
Israel is fighting a war on multiple fronts—and the battlefield keeps expanding. What began with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon has grown into something much bigger. Now, missiles are coming from over 2,000 … Read More
The Druze in Israel: A Living Rebuttal to the Apartheid Accusation
After exploring the story of the Druze people in Syria, we thought it necessary to turn the lens toward Israel—to spotlight the Druze community within its borders. The Druze are not Arabs. They are a … Read More
The Situation of the Druze in Syria in Recent Events
Approximately 900,000 Druze live in various regions and districts across Syria. The vast majority reside in the al-Suwayda province (Jabal al-Druze) in the south of the country, while others live in the outskirts and suburbs … Read More
From Ashes to Hope: The Unbreakable Spirit of Israel
Starting Wednesday evening, April 23, Israel enters a stretch of time that is sacred, painful, and deeply reflective. It begins with Yom HaShoah—Holocaust Remembrance Day. For 24 hours, the nation stands still to remember the six … Read More
Bringing Light in Dark Times
By: HFI staff How Israeli Organizations Continue to Change the World Israel is living through one of the most difficult chapters in its history. With war dragging on and families across the country facing unthinkable … Read More