Turkey Signals Sweeping Regional Ambitions
A Turkish nationalist TV station with close ties to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan recently aired a map outlining Turkey’s projected sphere of influence in 2050, rustling Russian and Iranian feathers.
Israel’s Fourth Election in Two Years
On March 23, Israel will hold its fourth national election in two years.
From Durban to The Hague: 20 Years of NGO Lawfare
The best way to mark the birth of ICC lawfare and the BDS campaign against Israel is to ensure that the perpetrators and their allies have nothing to celebrate.
‘New York Times’ Covers Up for a Terrorist—and Smears Golda for Good Measure
It’s a case of journalistic malpractice and requires an apology.
Can Liberalism be Saved From Cancel Culture?
A former community-relations executive wants to rescue the organized Jewish world from a woke cultural revolution that threatens its basic values.
Pfizer and Fake News
Thankfully, the pharmaceutical giant’s CEO, Albert Bourla, isn’t playing along with the media’s message about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Could Iran Really Be Linked to ‘Eco-Terrorism’ Against Israel?
A shocking claim by Israel’s environmental protection minister on Wednesday that a Libyan ship dumped containers of crude oil off Israel’s coast, causing one of the country’s worst environmental disasters, is making waves.
Hamas Going Through Elections Motions as it Awaits Possible West Bank Chaos
Fatah and Hamas, are preparing for elections in the coming months, and while it remains unclear whether they will really go ahead, Hamas is awaiting possible chaos in the West Bank, which it could exploit to boost its presence.
The Palestinians are in for a Hague Hangover
Ultimately, they’ll find themselves alone against Israel and must choose whether to continue expecting someone else to do their job for them.
Will We Miss Anything After We Leave Our Pandemic Cocoons?
We will soon be reminded that meeting in person, whether in offices, places of worship, parties or events, is demanding.