Latest anti-Israel measure at Berkeley Law raises concern in Jerusalem
A student-led initiative at the University of California, Berkeley brings back memories of some of the darkest periods, but this is only the tip of the iceberg.
Analysis
Italy's Meloni: Friend or foe of the Jews?
Attempts to shoehorn European political leaders into a neat equation about fascists, authoritarians and democrats doesn’t advance Jewish interests or make sense.
Judea and Samaria faces threat of escalation not seen in years
Israel is alarmed at the Palestinian Authority's increasing loss of control in northern Samaria as well as the number of Palestinian security operatives involved in terror activities and shootouts with IDF forces during arrests, putting Israeli-Palestinian security operation at risk.
Will Iran's clerics survive the latest wave of unrest?
Under President Raisi, a hard-liner elected last year, agents of the morality police appear to have been unleashed. Despite the recent crackdown, some demonstrators still chant “death to the dictator,” targeting both Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's rule and Iran's theocracy, despite the threat of arrest, imprisonment and even the possibility of a death sentence.
Is Moscow's hospitality for Hamas a warning to Israel?
The question is whether Moscow's effort to legitimize and recruit Hamas is just for show or something else entirely, says Jonathan Schanzer, senior vice president at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
The Iran nuclear talks' unavoidable impact on the Israeli election
The Iranian nuclear deal is being exploited for political gain ahead of the Nov. 1 elections. With Washington so eager to restore the pact, a matter so critical to Israeli security should stay a consensus.
Moscow is having a hard time facing the costs of the Ukraine war
Some estimates put the cost of Putin's invasion of Ukraine at $1 billion a day. Meanwhile, there is growing support for claims that Russia is misrepresenting the state of its economy.
Ben & Jerry's clash with Unilever makes Israel a test case
In 2000, the parent company scooped up Ben & Jerry's for $326 million with an unusual caveat: the Vermont-based ice cream maker would retain its independent board of directors, responsible for guiding its social and political identity.
2 years into the Abraham Accords, is the honeymoon over?
While definitely historic, the peace accord has yet to meet either sides' admittedly grand expectations.
Away from Gaza, PIJ digs in against Israel on West Bank
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad has a massive presence in West Bank. Seeking to undermine Hamas' efforts there, the terrorist group courts young recruits and claims the resistance mantle.