World's first academic influencer program enlists 35 graduates to shift Israel's global image
The world's first university-level influencer program graduates its inaugural class, prepared to reshape Israel's image in the digital arena.
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Anti-Israel Democratic Senate candidate drops out after sexual assault allegations
Graham Platner, the great hope of Maine's progressive wing, announced he was leaving the Senate race just two days after the publication of damaging testimony against him. He denies everything and blames the establishment, but the party has already abandoned him: "There are two weeks to find a replacement, or the seat is lost"
The message from Witkoff and Kushner that led to the renewed US strike on Iran
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's remarks ended the lull and led Trump to order an intensive strike. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is gambling on "breaking the rules" in Hormuz and is presenting demands that contradict the understandings set out in the memorandum. Amid an internal dispute within the administration, the three US alternatives are being revealed.
Not isolated, not bloodthirsty
JD Vance's claim that Israel has no friends in the world misses the depth of its ties with countries such as India. Even more troubling is the assertion that Israel is trying to "kill its way" out of its security crises. In the face of stereotypes that have seeped into the American mainstream, Israel must make clear: It makes peace when possible and fights when it has no choice.
US base relocation to Israel considered after Iranian strikes in Gulf
Netanyahu, Katz and senior security officials will discuss tonight the possibility of relocating American bases from countries in the Middle East to the Negev, in southern Israel. Israeli political officials have expressed support for the idea and have raised the proposal with senior American officials. At the same time, Israel is aware of concerns that such a move could make the country a more significant target for Iran.