Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been dancing the same waltz since the 1990s. Netanyahu holds Lieberman back and Lieberman goads him into doing what he wanted to anyway.
As radical, populist parties make gains all over the continent, the French Jewish community is wondering whether their former enemies can be allies, or whether there are lines of history and ideology that should never be crossed.
As part of its "Say No to anti-Semitism" campaign, the Chelsea Football Club took part in a charity match against the New England Revolution that raised millions of dollars for the fight against Jew hatred.
When it comes to building housing for Jews in east Jerusalem, there is little difference between the Trump and Obama eras.
"We walk around with the sense that we are still a start-up," future studies researcher David Passig says, "but we are here for a historic project of thousands of years, and we should start thinking from this perspective."
Defense and Security experts from the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security sit down with Israel Hayom and explain that while Hamas isn't worth a ground offensive, Israel must contain Hezbollah. And Iran? Iran is the biggest threat.
It's not democracy that is in danger, but rather the narrow way of interpreting it that was forced upon us by former Chief Justice Aharon Barak's school of thought.
Given the strengthening of radical populist and nationalist parties on both sides of the political spectrum, the upcoming elections for European Parliament could have a major impact on the face of the EU in coming years.
Since 1918, socialism has been tried in 64 countries. With over a century of experience, evidence, and history it is time to ask: Has any one of these experiments been good for the Jewish people?
A recent photo of Hezbollah operative Hajj Fadi shows just how symbiotic the relationship between Hezbollah and Iran has become. Hezbollah needs Iranian support to survive; Iran needs Hezbollah to fight its global battles and help it buck U.S. sanctions.
