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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
Military pressure on Hamas intensifies as another division enters the Khan Younis-Rafah corridor. The IDF operates on two fronts – hostage release and disabling Hamas' capabilities.
Israel faces incomparably better conditions for achieving its goals than at the beginning of the war.
Despite war in the Middle East, oil prices lazily hover around $65-70 per barrel. Behind this phenomenon stands a triangle of forces reshaping the energy market in a completely different way than we've known before.
It turns out again that Netanyahu cares less about security and the Shin Bet, and more about the investigations against him.
The Prime Minister has a rare opportunity. If he manages to persuade Hungary to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, other countries may follow. Such a move would also send a powerful deterrent message to enemies in Syria.
The Chinese government will encourage more investment in people through funds and resources to create more opportunities, improve quality of life and foster a better environment for people’s development. Investing in people is emerging as a new trend for private capital, unlocking significant potential in such sectors as education, healthcare and elderly care services. This will undoubtedly open up broader prospects for China-Israel practical cooperation.
Will it reclaim its former strength and global influence, or continue on a path of decline?
Instead of viewing war as a continuation of policy, Trump is sabre-rattling, using force to forge agreements. Attacking the Houthis, pressuring Gaza and overtures to Russia are all part of a single campaign against Iran.
