Guest Column

Ties between Israel, Morocco, and the United Arab Emirates are advancing positively, emphasizing bilateral cooperation over multilateral frameworks like the 2022 Negev Forum.

Until the world’s leading deliberative body can address terrorism and self-defense without fear or favor, its pronouncements will continue to ring hollow.

Charlie Kirk stood as a genuine defender of the State of Israel – a passionate advocate who successfully confronted pro-Palestinian activists. Few have stood by us as powerfully. A farewell to a true friend and gifted rhetorician.

In Italy, Palestinian terrorism remains taboo, an uncomfortable topic that few address clearly. Yet distinguishing between the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people for a state and the terrorist actions of those who target civilians should be a necessary step for anyone who wants to seriously address the Middle East issue.

The last two years have laid bare that when visions of civilizational progress, victory, or self-actualization collide with reality, resentment rushes in to fill the void – and Jews are often its favorite target.

The recent announcements by several European countries of their intention to recognize a Palestinian state come as no surprise. However, it is important to emphasize that these declarations carry no real significance in the short term. The core problem in Israel is the absence of a centralized public diplomacy chief with the necessary budget, tools and authority.

Lest those in the US, UK, or Europe think that this propaganda war is just about Israel, they should understand that this campaign of manipulation will have a dire impact on their ability, not just Israel’s, to defend themselves against terror in the future. 

Companies try selling well-intentioned eco-friendly products to consumers; their damage could be even greater than plastic items.

The kingdom is refreshing its economic approach to create new opportunities for future generations. Governments play a central role in driving economic growth, and advancing this vision is a significant joint mission for both countries - paving the way for a sustainable, long-term peace.

Climate change and rising military tensions in the Arctic are redrawing global trade routes and alliances, with implications stretching from the frozen north to the Red Sea and beyond.