Time to discard the UN, start over from scratch
Durban’s enduring dangers.
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The threat to Red Sea shipping lanes is hurting both Israel and Riyadh's economic vision, but it is also creating a shared opportunity. A "land bridge" from the Gulf through Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Israel could transform common interests into an economic and security alliance and pave the way for normalization.
Connecting Yerevan to the Israel-Greece-Cyprus security architecture creates a vital counterweight to Turkish expansionism in the Caucasus.
Sadat did not become a lover of Zion, but Israel’s military achievements, following the Arab defeat in the Six-Day War, convinced him that Egypt’s path of war had reached a dead end.
Nearly 25 minutes of applause for “NAZA” illustrate the depth of the hostility toward the Jewish state.
In the current climate of anti-Israel sentiment and pro-Palestinian blindness, the double-dealing and hypocrisy of all those who claim to speak in the name of freedom of expression and culture is no longer surprising.
Finally, a voice of political responsibility from the Ultra-Orthodox public.
A direct line runs from Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's project to a letter written by Heinrich Himmler during the Holocaust. The objective is the same: to make Jewish blood fair game.
The modern state promises us control through science, technology and experts, but reality keeps surprising us. From Rosh Hashanah to Oct. 7, the lesson remains the same: Nothing is ever truly over.
Which of the following Mideast and world events can be expected in 5787 (2026-2027)? Take this quiz and calculate the year you need to be prepared for. (My answers are at the bottom of the article.)
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