Commentary

After shaping Middle East policy with Jewish son-in-law Kushner, Trump's new family circle includes Lebanese tycoon who might be Washington's next envoy to Arab world.

Historic surge shows overwhelming Israeli-American support for Trump amid the Israel-Hamas war.

After October 7, the Turkish megalomaniac sided with evil forces and the axis of terror, with no fundamental difference between him, Qatar, and Iran.

The Amsterdam riots are not Kristallnacht, but they served as a backdrop for continuing the blood libel against Netanyahu and his government; the event could be used to shift public opinion in Europe • And also about the modern-day binding of Isaac.

Before this war, Saudi-Israel normalization seemed within reach. Today, it appears Saudi Arabia has chosen to align with the “axis of evil”.

The latest appointments show unprecedented White House support for Israel. Failing to capitalize on this golden period would be a historic mistake.

Israel needs a strategy to maximize the Trump period in a way that will better prepare it for the next president. The next president might be pro-Israel, or not. But we cannot afford to wait passively until then.

Europe must confront reality and acknowledge it has become a haven for extremist ideologies seeking to destroy Jewish life.

We must understand that in managing our relations with the US, material interests are essential, but so too are shared values, faith and foundational narratives.

With the defense minister's sudden dismissal, questions loom over the government's priorities and the future of the contentious ultra-Orthodox draft bill.