Analysis

The beheading of schoolteacher Samuel Paty marks the start of what might turn out to be all-out war between France and the Islamic world with Turkey’s Erdoğan leading the Muslim charge.

There is a serious concern among the terrorist organization's leadership that the normalization agreement will paralyze its activities in the North African country.

Professor Nachman Ash is facing a number of challenges.

Israel Hayom Editor-in-Chief Boaz Bismuth is in Nashville, which hosted the second presidential debate. America is split between blue and red, and there is concern that the election won't be decided until December.

When Hamas digs tunnels, it is essentially signaling to its people and the public in the Gaza Strip that although it has perhaps altered its tactics, its strategy and end goal remain the same.

Yamina leader Naftali Bennett has learned from the past five elections that he cannot let Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu control the message

As US Election Day approaches, tensions between Washington and Tehran are rising, with implications for Israel’s security.

Public discord over the government's handling of the pandemic, coalition tensions, and the recession caused by extended shuttering of economic activities are taking their toll on Israelis.

The kingdom, its image tarnished by multiple missteps, is seeking to ensure that it is not perceived as the odd man out as smaller Gulf states establish diplomatic relations with the Jewish state.

The debate reveals something about America itself as bipartisan consensus has eroded considerably.