Efrat Lachter

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In another life, Chen Nahmias might have become a veterinarian. He studied animal sciences and marine biology, and his love for animals was evident to all who knew him. But Nahmias chose a different path — one of service and sacrifice. After completing his studies, he returned to combat and joined Israel’s most elite and dangerous counterterrorism unit, the Special Police Unit, better known by its Hebrew acronym, Yamam. That decision would ultimately define his legacy. On the morning of Oct.

1 week ago | foxbusiness.com | Efrat Lachter

close video Israel has no choice but to 'eliminate' Hamas, says economy minister on latest Gaza attack Israeli economy minister Nir Barkat defends the country's new ground offensive in the Gaza strip and weighs in on the Trump administration's nuclear negotiations with Iran, on 'Kudlow.' Israel’s economy took a significant blow after the October 7 Hamas attacks, but as 2025 begins, the country is showing impressive resilience.

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Efrat Lachter

FIRST ON FOX: In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital at the annual Jerusalem Post Conference in New York, Special Envoy for Hostage Response Adam Boehler responded to a Washington Post report that claimed President Donald Trump threatened to abandon Israel unless the war ended as "fake news." "That sounds like fake news to me," he said.

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Efrat Lachter

Israel's UN ambassador responds to threats from UK, France and Canada Ambassador Danny Danon tells Fox News Digital at the Jerusalem Post conference in New York that he demanded a retraction from a U.N. official for saying Israel was conducting a genocide in Gaza. FIRST ON FOX: Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon slammed international criticism from the U.K., France and Canada over Israel's war against Hamas terrorists.

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Efrat Lachter

TEL AVIV – As President Donald Trump wrapped up his high-stakes Middle East tour on Friday, many media outlets portrayed his decision to bypass Israel as evidence of a rift with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, while Air Force One did not land in Israel, experts say Trump’s visit advanced policies that align closely with Israeli interests and presented a strategic opportunity that Jerusalem has yet to seize.