How did Saudi Arabia become the global mediator?
How did the world's most conservative state transform within a few years into a center of international diplomacy and business?
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Web of war: Inside Gaza's tunnels
How did these tunnels evolve from a simple lifeline for families into a sophisticated military infrastructure?
Trump's Gaza takeover: Here is what to know
If the plan is serious, it is likely to be further developed in the coming weeks, and the President and his team will have to answer several fundamental questions. From Arab states' opposition to the enormous cost for American taxpayers, the major challenges on the path to implementation.
'The Hague Group': The countries imposing sanctions on Israel
Nine countries from the Americas and Africa have announced the formation of a coalition aimed at combating Israel on the international stage. The group plans to push for the enforcement of arrest warrants against senior Israeli officials and has declared economic sanctions. What are these sanctions, and how significant is their potential impact?
The hidden barriers keeping airlines away from Israel
Global carriers face complex challenges beyond security concerns in resuming flights to Ben-Gurion Airport.
From baseball to espionage: The extraordinary Moe Berg
This article delves into the remarkable journey of Moe Berg, exploring his childhood, baseball career, espionage activities during World War II, and life after the war.
Is Zionism colonialism?
Despite the criticisms, it is essential to recognize that when Herzl and other Zionist leaders spoke of colonialism, they did so in the context of establishing a homeland for the Jewish people. Their narrative did not inherently exclude Palestinians from their right to exist on the land.
The Iranian Muslim who saved Jews from the Holocaust
Iranian diplomat Abdol Hossein Sardari ingeniously saved Jews during WWII by convincing Nazi officials they were "Jugutis" – ethnic Iranians who merely followed Jewish customs – exploiting the regime's own racial ideology to protect them from persecution.
Martial law in SK 'a loss of composure by the president'
"I believe Koreans will take to the streets over this move, and we're already seeing the anger building," Korea expert says.
Rudolf Vrba's incredible escape from Auschwitz
Walter Rosenberg, who later changed his name, not only escaped the Nazis’ infamous death camp but also provided vital evidence of their atrocities to the Allies.