Hamas’s quiet power struggle reveals a movement in post-war transition - opinion
As Gaza’s war nears its end, Hamas faces an internal rupture between armed resistance and political survival—that may decide its future and Gaza’s fate.
As Gaza’s war nears its end, Hamas faces an internal rupture between armed resistance and political survival—that may decide its future and Gaza’s fate.
Former hostage Matan Angrest stood on the stage next to Ishay Ribo and chose the song “Tocho Ratzuf Ahava” (Its Inner Core Is Filled With Love), a song about love of God, and about God’s love for us.
Israel recognized Somaliland after decades of patience and Africa can no longer afford to look away.
Israel is the first to recognize Somaliland, but the move may deepen clan divisions, fuel extremism, and damage Israel’s regional standing.
Unchecked hatred of Jews set the stage for the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
In a region of chaos, Somaliland has built a functioning democracy, but it doesn't get the international recognition it deserves.
A Nova Festival survivor reflects on interfaith solidarity and Hanukkah
Israel’s recognition of Somaliland isn’t symbolic; it’s a strategic play reshaping power from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean whilst challenging Islamist influence.
The question is not whether antisemitism is back. The question is whether societies are willing to confront it and what risks it poses.
As demographics and politics shift, Europe and the US are quietly rethinking their alliances, and Israel is paying the price.
Israel’s recognition of Somaliland breaks a taboo, rewards statehood, and secures strategic gains around the Red Sea crossroads.