Foreign policy
Lapid: Israel's foreign relations 'disaster,' must be considered integral part of national security
Lapid said Israel's diplomatic relationships could bolster its access to advanced weapons, intelligence cooperation, technology, energy, scientific partnerships and global markets.
House rejects bill to strip Israel aid despite over 100 Democrats voting to cut funding
Israel's Armenian Genocide recognition a 'childish mistake,' expert claims
The scorpion never changes: a brutal lesson in foreign policy - opinion
America First: Israel’s relevance is earned through value, not history - opinion
As the US strategy shifts to Asia-Pacific, Israel’s future depends on proving how it can serve America's interests.
US Armenian lobby strives to derail Yerevan’s attempts to reconcile with Jerusalem
As Yerevan shifts toward the West and Jerusalem, Armenian organizations in Washington launch a coordinated public campaign against Israeli-Azerbaijani cooperation.
JD Vance: Anti-Israel sentiment 'backlash' to US foreign policy, not antisemitism
"Most Americans aren’t antisemitic. They’re never going to be antisemitic, and I think we should focus on the real debate," the American vice president told UnHerd.
Broad consensus, powerful global actor: What Israel, Jews fail to understand about the EU - opinion
The problem is the refusal to recognize that the European Union is a powerful global actor with a coherent and long-term worldview, not a collection of interchangeable politicians.
Israeli FM Sa’ar meets with Paraguayan counterpart and President Peña in Asuncion
“Paraguay continues to strengthen alliances that look to the future,” said Peña, and stated that Sa’ar is “developing a work agenda" between both countries.
Ron Dermer, Israel’s architect of survival, deserves gratitude, not protest, for his work - opinion
The hostage agreement wouldn’t have happened without Dermer’s involvement.
Israel concerned over Al Jazeera neutrality as Qatar replaces CEO with royal family member
Al Jazeera has appointed a Qatari royal as its CEO, raising questions in Israel about the network’s neutrality amid years of strained ties and accusations of bias.
When diplomacy falters, religious dialogue can still hold the line - opinion
Now in its third decade, the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions hosted by Kazakhstan is a rare forum for dialogue across religious, ethnic, and geopolitical divides.