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After the electoral setback, will Trump devote himself to foreign policy?

Wisdom, realpolitik, and reasons of state should prevail over all personal differences and misunderstandings. In the current unpredictable situation, we should seize the opportunity to work closely with an American president who has demonstrated exemplary solidarity and unwavering friendship towards the State of Israel and the Jewish people.

Trump's midterm defeat changes the game for Israel as well

The US midterm results herald a new and challenging political era, with Trump weakened, Democrats emboldened and support for Israel becoming increasingly partisan. Why major US moves against Iran or elsewhere in the Middle East are unlikely, and what Israel must do to restore bipartisan American support. 

Boomerang!

The ideological elevation of the Palestinian cause into a monster master political storyline has willy-nilly birthed a narrative of nihilism, a swell of anti-civilizational contempt wearing a keffiyeh that goes far beyond Israel. In Europe, and now perhaps in America too.

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Who is Alice Huang? The woman at the center of Nvidia CEO's scandal

Who is Alice Huang? The woman at the center of Nvidia CEO's scandal

She built a career in investment and media, headed a Singapore-based company that became an Nvidia business partner and gained access to one of the most sensitive sectors of the artificial intelligence industry. According to US reports, intelligence officials suspect she worked for Beijing and passed along information about American AI chips. Her personal relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has prompted the chip giant to launch an independent investigation. 

Behind the Yellow Line, Hamas is already preparing for the next phase

Gaza residents accuse Hamas of exploiting winter for financial gain

Gazans accuse the terrorist organization of inflating tent prices, monopolizing winter supplies and blocking independent aid distribution. Palestinian social media activist demands transparency: "Families in need are knocking on doors and cannot find even a single tent." Hamas, meanwhile, blames Israel and the international community.

'The blood libel of 2026': How Philadelphia's Jews defeated a pro-Palestinian boycott

'The blood libel of 2026': How Philadelphia's Jews defeated a pro-Palestinian boycott

An anti-Israel group's "Boycott Ride" targeting six Jewish- and Israeli-owned businesses in Philadelphia was met with an outpouring of support from hundreds of people who packed restaurants and filled the streets. Christian residents joined Jewish and Israeli American community members in a show of solidarity, while community leaders stressed the need for sustained support and economic resilience in the face of hatred.

Hamas prisoner scandal exposes calls with Sinwar, terror plots from Israeli jails

Hamas prisoner scandal exposes calls with Sinwar, terror plots from Israeli jails

An indictment against Salama Qatawi, who served as the "emir" of Hamas prisoners at Ramon and Ketziot prisons, reveals a sweeping failure of oversight in Israel's handling of security prisoners. Qatawi maintained regular contact with Hamas leaders in Gaza, Turkey and Iran. In 2021, Sinwar promised to fire rockets at Israel if the prisoners launched a general strike.

Trump’s Iran dilemma

$8 billion lifeline? Iranian deal set to land on Trump's desk

The US president will meet Qatar's prime minister, who is bringing a proposal from Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the release of $8 billion in frozen funds, a diplomatic source tells Israel Hayom. Vice President JD Vance is spearheading the negotiations despite fierce opposition from senior US officials, who warn: "This could save the Iranian regime at the last minute."

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'The blood libel of 2026': How Philadelphia's Jews defeated a pro-Palestinian boycott

An anti-Israel group's "Boycott Ride" targeting six Jewish- and Israeli-owned businesses in Philadelphia was met with an outpouring of support from hundreds of people who packed restaurants and filled the streets. Christian residents joined Jewish and Israeli American community members in a show of solidarity, while community leaders stressed the need for sustained support and economic resilience in the face of hatred.

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$8 billion lifeline? Iranian deal set to land on Trump's desk

The US president will meet Qatar's prime minister, who is bringing a proposal from Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the release of $8 billion in frozen funds, a diplomatic source tells Israel Hayom. Vice President JD Vance is spearheading the negotiations despite fierce opposition from senior US officials, who warn: "This could save the Iranian regime at the last minute."

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