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Dropping IRGC from blacklist would be boon for terrorism

Dropping IRGC from blacklist would be boon for terrorism

by Jacob Nagel and Meir Ben Shabbat

When Former US President Donald Trump designated Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group, the White House explained that this move recognized a reality in which Tehran not only funds terrorism but actively participates in it and uses the organization to advance its political goals.

Not just a port: Why Putin really wants Mariupol

Not just a port: Why Putin really wants Mariupol

by Daniela Ginzburg

In addition to the strategic importance of the region from Moscow's perspective, Russia's southern front in Ukraine is also historically significant.

Israel can learn from Ukraine's battle for survival

Israel can learn from Ukraine's battle for survival

by Israel Kasnett/JNS

The Jewish state is learning that it "can no longer sit on the fence as the world is increasingly being divided between democracies and autocracies," says Emmanuel Navon, analyst at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security.

Iran claims military drill practiced attack on Dimona nuclear facility

As Iran's confidence on world stage grows, so does its display of firepower

by Yaakov Lappin/JNS

There are multiple intended recipients for Iran's brinkmanship messaging, which is calculated to intimidate but not spark a full-scale war at this time.

A chance for a 'longer and stronger' deal, rather than a contract of capitulation

A chance for a 'longer and stronger' deal, rather than a contract of capitulation

by Jacob Nagel and Meir Ben Shabbat

The halt to the Vienna nuclear talks due to Russia's demand that sanctions on it exclude trade with Iran, have led to a watershed moment to expose the dangers of the deal.

Can Biden-Putin Ukraine summit prevent war in Europe?

Cold War echoes reverberate in Russian invasion of Ukraine

by AP and ILH Staff

A rivalry with Russia. A proxy battleground. Nuclear brinksmanship. For many generations of Americans, it’s just like old times.

Sharansky donates $1M Genesis Prize grant to fight coronavirus

'Putin will go as far as the world lets him'

by Dmitriy Shapiro/JNS

"It is a real fight against good and evil. The challenge is so much bigger, and, of course, the world as [the Russian president] wants to change is not the world in which Jews and Israel want to live,” says Natan Sharansky.

Palestinians vote in local elections amid rising anger with Abbas

Does PLO's recognition of Israel even matter anymore?

by Maurice Hirsch

PLO declarations aside, the reality is that everyone, including the Palestinians themselves, knows it is a defunct institution that lacks any real legitimacy.

'PA committed to peace, but only on our terms'

PA, Hamas walking fine line on Russia-Ukraine war

by Yoni Ben Menachem

Not wishing to anger either Russian President Vladimir Putin or the Biden administration, the PA and Hamas have so far refrained from taking official positions on Ukraine.

Russian incursion reorders West's calculations on cost of war

Russian incursion reorders West's calculations on cost of war

by AP and ILH Staff

President Joe Biden "now faces the challenge of selling to Americans why enduring some impact to our economy for Ukraine matters. That is not going to be easy," Edward Frantz, a historian at the University of Indianapolis says.

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