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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.
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.
Fadila Maaroufi survived a near-fatal attack and family abandonment, yet continues exposing how Islamist extremists are systematically conquering European neighborhoods – and why Jews will be the first victims.
The Israeli Left loves to long for the prime minister who brought the Oslo Accords, but Yitzhak Rabin’s true legacy was opposition to a Palestinian state, and a commitment to Jerusalem and the Jordan Valley – goals around which Israelis can still unite.
"If the situation under Mamdani worsens – I won't wait like the Jews in Germany for them to come take me, I'll know to flee in time. This time, unlike the past, we have a state."
IDF Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi is under scrutiny over a leaked abuse video, exposing deep rifts within Israel’s legal and security elites, while Netanyahu’s coalition wrestles with post-war political fallout and controversial appointments.
Over the past two years, Dani Miran became one of the most prominent voices in the fight to bring the hostages home. After miraculously being reunited with his son Omri against all odds, he opens up about the ordeal, the accusations leveled at him (“I was accused of treason”), and the heartbreaking conversations with his granddaughter (“She asked the girls in her kindergarten to go with her to Gaza to get her father”).
