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We 'don't negotiate with terrorists,' but we legitimize them
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We 'don't negotiate with terrorists,' but we legitimize them

World media: Was 9/11 carried out by al-Qaida militants or terrorists? Would you describe the Taliban merely as an “Islamic movement”? Terrorists are terrorists, it doesn’t “depend on the context.” Any other definition is not only unjust, but immoral – legitimizing Hamas makes you an integral part of the problem.

The unbreakable bonds of Israel's embattled north

The unbreakable bonds of Israel's embattled north

In the heart of Israel's northern frontier, a mosaic of communities stands united, their resilience tested daily by an unrelenting barrage of Hezbollah rockets, missiles, and suicide drones. The residents of this region - Jews, Muslims, Christians, and Druze alike - have become the guardians of their homeland, refusing to abandon the land they love, even in the face of unimaginable adversity.

The forgotten war zone

The forgotten war zone

For nine months, Kiryat Shmona has stood as a ghost town, its residents among those displaced by relentless attacks from Hezbollah. Amidst this chaos and uncertainty, one woman's story stands out: Dr. Aviva Zrihan Weitzman.