Trump’s Iran diplomacy could empower Hezbollah, weaken deterrence - opinion
Trump’s emerging Iran strategy risks empowering the very actors most interested in sabotaging peace and dividing allies.
Trump’s emerging Iran strategy risks empowering the very actors most interested in sabotaging peace and dividing allies.
Bibi has put Israel in a weak position with little choice but to follow Trump’s lead.
My 20-year-old self would have been incredulous to learn that, almost four decades later, I am in the same place, with the same mission statement, in Lebanon.
The question before Israel is not whether it is entitled to defend itself. It does. The question is whether Israel can defend itself in a way that preserves the American political coalition.
We must remember that in any society, different groups will contribute in different ways. To aim for a forced “equality of service” is insensible.
Israel still seems not to grasp that the main battle is being fought not in Jerusalem but in The Hague.
For the past decade, I have been working with my colleagues at Eshel to increase acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals in the Orthodox Jewish world.
When an international framework appears to prioritize regional calm over dismantling Hezbollah’s threat, residents hear the same old message: wait longer, trust more, accept less.
No, not every autistic child is a card-counting savant. Not every blind person can play piano at the age of three. But every human being has something to offer.
Trump’s comments backing Iran’s ballistic missile program have sparked concern, with critics warning they could undermine key security gains from recent regional conflict.
If Lammy is dumb, Starmer is toast. The knight in shining armor riding to the rescue of the government is Burnham. All he has to do to replace Starmer is win in Friday’s election in Makerfield.