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Commentary

Hamas targets Jerusalem during Ramadan

Time to talk about Ramadan's violent roots

Until today, we have avoided discussing the brutality and murderous nature of Muhammad and early Islam. However, the fact that many Muslims regard this bloody history as a religious and moral symbol, and that on October 7, they replicated it, compels us to change our approach.

US talks with Hamas: Trump unfazed by Netanyahu's opposition

US talks with Hamas: Trump unfazed by Netanyahu's opposition

The Prime Minister’s Office issued a notably cautious and restrained statement opposing direct talks between the US and the terrorist organization Hamas. But President Donald Trump is indifferent to the formalities involved in reaching a hostage deal - as long as the price isn't excessive, protocol does not concern him.

Could Trump turn on Israel like he did to Zelensky?

Could Trump turn on Israel like he did to Zelensky?

The solidarity with the hostages, his consistent support for Israel and the Jewish people, his achievements in foreign policy related to Israel, and the circle of people around him all indicate that the likelihood of him turning his back is very low. However, there is still a cautionary note that applies to Trump, and even more so to those who will come after him.