Terror in Israel Heats Up with Ambulance, IDF Attacks
Israel has experienced a dramatic increase in terror attacks this past week as violence inside Israel’s borders remains a constant threat.
For the First Time, Israel Acknowledges Aiding Syrian Rebels
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon acknowledged for the first time that Israel has been providing aid to Syrian rebels fighting President Assad’s forces.
The Iranian-American Nuclear Project
The known details of the soon-to-be- concluded nuclear deal.
Down to the Wire, Netanyahu Calls for Tougher Demands on Iran Amid Passing Deadline
With only one day left to seal nuclear talks between the P5+1 and Iran, a senior US official said negotiations will mostly likely be extended past their June 30 deadline.
ADL vs. Oren: When is a Conspiracy Theory a Conspiracy Theory?
Bear with me, please, while I attempt an answer at the following question: What is a conspiracy theory?
Israel Must Take Action to Reduce International Damage
The commission was appointed by the UN Human Rights Council, which has an automatic majority in favor of any anti-Israel resolution.
Israelis Still Love America But Obama? Not So Much
The United States’ 44th president is losing the affection of Israelis, a recent poll shows.
Pending Iran Deal, Israel Freezes Defense Talks with US
Israel has decided to suspend talks with US officials over security aid until after the looming Iran nuclear deal is finalized.
A Changing Country
Minister of Culture Miri Regev and spokespeople of Israeli culture have been several days in the headlines, shouting at one another and past one another.
With ‘Ally,’ Michael Oren Lifts the Veil on U.S.-Israel Relations
It’s safe to say that in the coming weeks you’ll be reading a great deal about the forthcoming memoir, “Ally.”