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French policy in the Middle East has not changed since the Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916. Perceived as the "power of the Levant," France no longer has the leverage or the resources to play the role of mediator. All of Macron's attempts to act unilaterally to achieve his ambitions are clearly counterproductive. They risk sabotaging the American plan and, above all, the normalization process with Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Lebanon.
Sources close to the US administration said there has been no change in policy toward the terrorist organization, after Tom Barrack suggested it should be included in talks before walking back his remarks, as Lebanon seeks Washington's help in halting IDF strikes.
The OU taps Rabbi Shmuel Silber and Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph for a new dual-leadership structure following the loss of a key voice in American Orthodoxy.
MK Zvi Sukkot’s actions and those of violent fringe groups do more than undermine sovereignty. They are shooting Israel’s public diplomacy efforts in the foot • To defeat terrorism, we must put an end to this lawlessness and restore sole responsibility for the use of force on the ground to the IDF, and the IDF alone.
IDF will seek to target kite launchers and those directing them, with IDF Southern Command now authorized to approve strikes. Frustrated by the daily targeting of its operatives, Hamas could resort to more serious measures.
