The Trump administration’s actions are not about stifling debate but about ensuring that universities uphold the fundamental principles of safety and equality that should be afforded to all students.
For the first time in a decade, Iranian and American delegations met in Oman, as Tehran faces a two-month ultimatum from Trump, a threat of renewed European sanctions in June, the expiration of the original Vienna Accord in October, and a deepening economic crisis.
The story of our birth as a nation during Passover is different from that of other peoples. Our emergence into eternal freedom is bound to victory over time, through the sanctification of the new moon and the eating of matzah. Six reflections for the holiday.
Iran's deteriorating economic situation is undoubtedly one of the reasons for Iranian capitulation in agreeing to negotiations with the US, alongside the belief in Iran that it will be possible to buy time through negotiations and possibly reach an agreement that will save both the regime and the economy.
Trump will have to act soon on his threat to end Iran’s nuclear bomb program.
Despite the upbeat atmosphere at the White House, the US president refrained from making concrete commitments on tariffs, the return of hostages, or tensions with Turkey.
Despite the fact that Israel's economy is tiny compared to China, Canada, or the European Union, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's urgent arrival at he White House sends a clear signal to other world leaders. While the heads of major powers are vying for an audience with President Donald Trump to renegotiate tariffs, Netanyahu receives a spontaneous invitation.
Suspicion grows that Netanyahu mistakenly views the Shin Bet as "his" to serve his personal goals. Netanyahu is working to cast the Qatargate affair as a tale of personal and political persecution, relying on a well-oiled machine and on the shameful silence of his government and coalition allies.
Netanyahu and Trump’s Monday meeting will center on focus om 3 key issues: removing tariffs, the Turkish threat along Israel’s northern border, and Iran’s progress toward nuclear capability.
As we approach the next phase of the campaign, we should draw courage and resilience from where we were last Passover. Reflecting on two hostile magazine covers and the necessary action in Europe