In an ironic twist, Netanyahu's interest lies in a strong Arab alliance that would prevent the opposition from securing a majority. Within the Arab parties, there is growing conviction that Bennett and Abbas, former coalition partners, are preparing precisely for this scenario. Also: Why is Netanyahu, who appointed Katz, now sidelining him? And why is Katz, who appointed Zamir, sidelining him in turn?
Maxim Herkin details the brutality and psychological toll of his 738 days in captivity. "I couldn't see anything, but I suddenly felt my clothes being pulled off. One of the terrorists took a knife and just cut them away until I was naked."
Employees reveal systematic bias, Hamas dependency, and sanctions against those who dared criticize distorted coverage.
As Washington pulls back from the Middle East, its stealth fighter becomes the backbone of a de-facto Middle Eastern defense alliance against Iran.
As Vladimir Putin accelerates his military buildup and hybrid attacks spread across the continent, Europe remains mired in complacency and is unprepared for the conflict experts warn could erupt far sooner than leaders admit.
Investigation reveals Ra'am party associations with designated terror operatives who funneled millions to Hamas through European charity organizations.
While Turkey expands its regional ambitions and Netanyahu weighs competing proposals to end his trial, Israel faces threats abroad, from Rafah to Qatar, and political dilemmas at home.
Even in a secret hideout, María Corina Machado, Venezuela's opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, doesn't give up. "The transition to democracy has begun, truth defeated Maduro."
The British conservative intellectual warns the West is surrendering to Islamism, and believes Israeli society offers a model for Western civilization's survival.
From the threat of Trump to the ayatollahs' nuclear program, Tehran is still refraining from returning to it full force. However, what Israel defines as its “second existential threat” is already in the process of rebuilding. The path to miscalculation could be dangerously short.