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What I saw in Basel, and what I recalled while sitting in the Hotel Drei Könige and in the city’s casino hall. Reflections on the First Zionist Congress and its founder. In Basel, he founded the Jewish state. And what the prophets Joel and Isaiah said.
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The Houthis see the war against Israel as an opportunity to cement their regional standing. Israel must beware of a dangerous normalization of a reality in which millions of Israelis are forced to rush to shelters.
When the US president said "finish the job," he meant it – because if Gaza is to enter a new era, the terror group cannot be a part of it. He is now waiting for the IDF chief to deliver.
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.
Israel and Syria are expected to sign their ceasefire agreement the day after al-Sharaa's inaugural address as the UN, with the entire initiative's pinnacle being a potential summit between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President al-Sharaa at the UN gathering.