The many messages of Biden's Mideast trip
US President Joe Biden’s trip to the Middle East is good for America and Saudi Arabia, but possibly dangerous for Israel.
US President Joe Biden’s trip to the Middle East is good for America and Saudi Arabia, but possibly dangerous for Israel.
"It's a great honor to hold a weapon in one hand and the Quran in the other to defend my homeland, Israel," says one young soldier interviewed by Al Majalla.
Having renounced his family, community and religion, renowned Palestinian informant Mosab Hassan Yousef, who for a decade helped Israel prevent terror attacks, seeks freedom and serenity on an island in Southeast Asia.
The United Nations hosts an Israeli writer who explains the real story of death and survival in the former Soviet Union and the Middle East, and how Russians and Ukrainians view a World War II without a Holocaust.
Amman presents list of demands with regard to the flashpoint site, which includes limiting visits by Jewish groups and replacing Border Police officers with Waqf security. Nevertheless, one Israeli expert says maintaining Jordan's status in Jerusalem is in Israel's interests.
"Judo is my everything," says Nelson-Levy, who has recently won a gold medal at the European Judo Championships in Bulgaria – becoming the second Israeli female judoka to ever do so – and is now preparing to take the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris by storm.
Since its ostensible establishment in 1967 by then-IDF Chief of Staff Moshe Dayan, the state of affairs on the mount has been in near-constant flux.
The Marcus National Blood Services Center in Ramla in a non-combustible steel and concrete facility complete with blast doors and airlocks, designed to weather missile, chemical, and biological attacks.
The firebrand politician whose daughter, Marine, is again in the running for president, says his reputation has been besmirched by his rivals. “Just because I am right-wing and a nationalist, I’ve been accused of being an antisemite. This is utterly untrue. Nothing in my life shows or expresses antisemitism,” he insists.
Israel outlawed the Northern Branch of the Islamic Movement seven years ago, but has not been able to put a stop to its activity or its influence on large sectors of the Arab Israeli public.
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