Israel must be ready for any threat, no matter how unthinkable it may seem - editorial
October 7 should have permanently lowered Israel’s tolerance for vulnerabilities whose consequences could be catastrophic.
October 7 should have permanently lowered Israel’s tolerance for vulnerabilities whose consequences could be catastrophic.
Islamabad could come to terms with Israel’s existence when Palestinians are safe in a state of their own.
By denying these progressive Jews the right to make aliyah, the Israeli authorities are undermining the very essence of the Zionist project: that it is a state for all Jews.
Since April’s truce, Israeli and Lebanese delegations have met seven times, in Washington and Rome, and signed a framework in June trading Israeli withdrawal for Hezbollah’s verified disarmament.
The Jewishness of those on the Left and in the political Center is no less real than that of right-wing Jews.
An examination of Kurdish-Iranian history reveals that Kurds in the Islamic Republic have been politically engaged for over a century, actively protesting and fighting for human rights and liberties.
Mohammad Dahlan is one person to watch in the upcoming planned November 28 elections announced by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
"I would hope that remembering the victims of October 7 helps all of us carry greater responsibility for the future."
Qatar’s influence, campus anti-Zionism, and the growing convergence between Islamist and progressive politics demand a strategy that confronts radical ideology without compromising American freedoms.
In every election cycle, a familiar scenario unfolds in which the Central Elections Committee disqualifies parties from running for the Knesset, a decision that has almost always been overturned.
It’s now incumbent on the relevant authorities to examine how the events leading to the attempted hijacking were allowed to materialize in the first place.