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Commentary

We must show solidarity with the Ukrainian people

We must show solidarity with the Ukrainian people

As the Ukrainian nation, so close to both Poles and Jews, is waging its own struggle for self-determination, it is both our moral and political duty to support it. Former Polish President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Lech Wałęsa in a special column.

Historic summit brings Arab states, Israel together

The Negev Two-State Summit

In truth, the main reason the fake policy of "two-state solution" keeps going is that some Jews of Israel have yet to accept the truth about the Palestinian Arab conflict with Israel and what that means.

Ukraine's lessons for Israel

Ukraine's lessons for Israel

If Israel were paying attention to the dynamics at work in the West’s behavior towards Ukraine, it would be adopting policies opposite to those it is currently pursuing, both in relation to Ukraine and Russia and in relation to the West.