From Diana to the ordinary citizen: How Britain lost its sense of duty - opinion
Britain’s leaders face accusations that political calculation has taken priority over protecting citizens from extremism and antisemitism.
Britain’s leaders face accusations that political calculation has taken priority over protecting citizens from extremism and antisemitism.
There are two more weeks in the campaign, and I am not a prophet; nor do I suggest any one side is unblemished. I think it fair that the public be reminded that media storms can be proven wrong.
Israel’s Supreme Court hearing on former church lands in Talbiyeh, Rehavia and Nayot was postponed again. With property values down 50%, residents lack protected rooms, elevators and certainty.
Saudi Arabia's defense pact with Turkey and Pakistan faces growing scrutiny as the Houthi conflict escalates, with questions remaining over military deployments and the allies' roles.
No amount of suffering gives anyone permission to abandon humanity because we are, all of us, made in the image of the divine.
The bad news is that this pattern of America riding to Israel’s rescue is not sustainable. Israel would be delusional to assume it is. It needs to make its defense as self-reliant as possible.
Zionism began because antisemitism would not dissolve. For two thousand years, millions of Jews absorbed hatred and exile as a condition of life and waited for gentile mercy to improve.
Trump may be a friend of Israel, but Israel’s next leader must be chosen by its citizens, not by Washington or Mar-a-Lago.
Wikipedia’s authority depends on readers believing that its pages reflect independent contributions and a rigorous editorial process. JDiala’s words have put that assumption under pressure.
Nuclear facilities have been damaged, but subsequent US intelligence assessments do not indicate a significant increase in the time Iran would need to produce a weapon.
What are the chances of the two ceremonies being united next year? Well, that depends on who wins the election in two weeks.