In the wake of Mike Pompeo's announcement on settlements, it is time to revisit the situation in the Sahara. The EU should think twice – and check the facts – before it automatically sides with the Saharawi minority that wants independence from Morocco.
Law enforcement “is not a matter of politics,” according to Israel’s attorney general. Yet it was clear from the moment the investigations began that prosecutors had their sights set on removing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from office.
With the Right rallying behind the prime minister and the Leftist opposition calling for his resignation, the political stalemate inflicting the Jewish state has no end in sight.
Israel is facing an unprecedented convergence of political circumstances, sending its systems of government deep into uncharted legal waters. Still, an indictment poses no immediate threat to Netanyahu's rule.
The IDF has been pursuing an active campaign of removing threats as it detects them, relying on intelligence and precision firepower to deal with ongoing Iranian challenges from Syria. The goal? To nip hazards in the bud.
Washington's move is a constructive step towards Israel ahead of the Trump administration's introduction of the long-awaited "deal of the century."
Iran's new policy is to respond to any attack against its assets, which means its decision to fire missiles at Israel on Tuesday was likely in retaliation to an Israeli operation – even if it hasn't been publicized.
Decision means that negotiations “will no longer begin from the premise that Israel has no claim to this land or stole it from the Palestinians. That false legal theory only served to harden Palestinian positions and make successful negotiations impossible,” said jurist Eugene Kontorovich
POTUS policy reversal boosts Bibi, but exposes Benny.
The elimination of Islamic Jihad chief Baha Abu al-Ata removed a significant player from the board, but it did not eliminate this terrorist group altogether. The Iranian-backed PIJ will be back, with a vengeance.
