Analysis

In the fight for the natural gas reservoirs in the eastern Mediterranean, the Turkish tyrant finds himself pitted against a strategic coalition of old and new enemies: Greece and Cyprus, Egypt and Israel.

Tehran clearly intends to exploit the "embassy incident" to rally public support in Iraq for expelling American forces from the country, presenting the US president with an incendiary dilemma in an election year.

"We shouldn't be surprised if we are also attacked within the framework of Iran's fight against the US," Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser tells Israel Hayom.

The two main obstacles to moving ahead with such relations seem to be public opinion and the Palestinian conflict.

I have come to the realization that Trump is one of the most important presidents in US history because of his moral clarity, and because he dared to defy political correctness.

For a decade, Israel's decisions on crucial issues has been influenced by the specter of The Hague. Since caution hasn’t worked, Israel should adopt other tactics before it is too late.

There was nothing overtly extraordinary about Sunday night's missile attack near Damascus, which was attributed to Israel. And yet, it very well could have signaled the start of a new phase in Israel's campaign to remove Iran from Syria.

Blue and White wants to run against a Likud party headed by Gideon Sa'ar. But how can they help Sa'ar win without the move doing them more harm than good?

The seven-year prison sentence for Israeli-American Naama Issachar as well as the recent questioning of dozens of Israeli travelers has brought the complex relationship between the two countries into the public eye.

As he heads into an election year, US President Donald Trump has put his full weight behind branding the Republican Party the most pro-Zionist in American history.