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Qatar’s military capabilities are limited, and any attempt to use them would likely result in a painful lesson. Still, Doha has ways to inflict significant damage on Israel, and it will not hesitate to use them. One thing is certain: the hugs Arab leaders give the Qataris are fake. Behind closed doors they are smiling, from ear to ear.
A series of reports by the Erdogan-linked news site GZT lists numerous military and civilian sites inside Israel as potential targets.
The European Union has announced it is reconsidering its trade agreements with Israel. In 2024, the EU’s trade volume with Israel reached €42.6 billion, with Israeli exports to EU member states accounting for roughly €16 billion.
Legal reforms in Germany and Austria are offering a path home to descendants of Jews who fled Nazi persecution. In this guide, Decker, Pex, Levi - immigration law firm, explain how to restore lost citizenship, secure a second European passport and reconnect with a history once taken from their families.
As the new school year begins, schools in the Gaza Envelope still struggle with the deep trauma of October 7. The UJA-Federation of New York has invested millions of dollars over the past year not only in recovery efforts, but also in transforming the area into a national model for education. “This is not just another therapeutic soccer club – it’s something entirely different.”
