The Turkish government has not only reduced the level of protection of Iranian dissidents, leading to their assassination, but has even arrested and deported them to Iran under the excuse of illegal entry to the country. One dissident is Mohamad Lahmi, a former airline pilot and cleric who had fled from Iran.
I am proponent of limiting the scope of the "reasonableness clause," but not like this. The bill currently being debated by the Knesset will deny average Israelis the only method to redress their grievances in the face of arbitrary decisions by government officials. It could deal a major blow to our liberties.
Brooke Goldstein, the executive director and founder of The Lawfare Project, which seeks to raise awareness about the abuse of Western legal systems and human rights law, explains why the narrative that casts Israel's creation as a "catastrophe" for the Arabs is replete with falsehoods.
“I’ve seen engineers with very high grades, certifications, and degrees, but they were lacking skills that are very important to the job market,” Prof. Ami Moyal, president of Afeka College of Engineering, says.
With the protest movement continuing for several months, anger and frustration in some circles could have led to a counterreaction.
There’s a certain mystique and curiosity behind mental illness, where people want to know what occurs between a therapist and their patient but are too afraid to ask.
Students from Morocco share how their country’s recently established diplomatic ties with Israel have paved the way for new academic opportunities at the University of Haifa.
The ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, Cai Run, in a special column for Israel Hayom, reflects on 30 years of official relations – as well as looks into the future.
A flight mechanic who once maintained Mahan Air A340s said parts of two of Turkish Airlines A340s "were knowingly sold to us, and they were broken into pieces in Istanbul."
Two women, both trying to fight for a better Iran, both overcoming their fear because they have hope.
