Crises in Cuba, Lebanon, and Iran have dominated headlines worldwide. On the surface, the three countries seem to have little in common – but they are connected by one increasingly obvious pattern: Western activists who capitalize on these countries’ crises
A federal judge in Washington has granted a petition by a historic preservation group and issued an injunction against the ambitious $400 million project. The reason: The demolition of the East Wing and the construction work were carried out without congressional approval. Trump said, "It will be the greatest ballroom anywhere in the world."
The defense minister and the Defense Ministry director general made the decision amid what was described as France’s consistent hostility toward Israel over the past two years. Israeli sources said France’s refusal to allow a US plane carrying munitions for Israel to pass through its airspace was “the straw that broke the camel’s back.”
In every crisis, Moses and Herzl found an opening for opportunity, and the hardships themselves forged their path and strengthened their commitment to action. Paradoxically, neither lived to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Israeli officials believe the Israeli Air Force is nearing the end of its main wave of strikes in Iran, but critical questions, foremost the fate of the enriched uranium, remain unresolved. In Israel's north, fighting against Hezbollah continues and fears of escalation are growing.
