Syrian Kurds are fighting for survival – and Israel’s future is tied to theirs - opinion
Northern Syria is collapsing into chaos, and unless the West acts, the Kurds will pay the price.
Northern Syria is collapsing into chaos, and unless the West acts, the Kurds will pay the price.
What they asked Josh Shapiro during VP vetting reveals everything about how Jews are treated in America.
The antisemitism that led to the Jackson synagogue being burnt down is very much alive, and now at its most concerning levels.
Hamas negotiates from exposure rather than strength or ambition, and Gaza has become a place it can neither control nor govern freely.
Though Israel lives according to clock time, its jihadi adversaries (state and sub-state terror groups) regard such mechanistic chronology as a theological profanation.
The current security and political arrangements are more than sufficient, rendering the US acquisition of Greenland unnecessary.
Extremism today does not fear visibility and no longer relies on secrecy to grow.
It may be that under the present circumstances, the court has no alternative but to act in this way.
If Jerusalem’s posture now appears passive, Tehran wins twice. If Israel instead acts – decisively and intelligently – to help Iranians bring down the regime, a different strategic horizon opens up.
Israel must now identify new opportunities beyond its conventional focal points in international partnerships.
One essential element remains conspicuously absent from the new peace plan: a credible, empowered Palestinian representative capable of engaging Israel directly.