Though not necessarily a full accession to the Abraham Accords, a significant diplomatic-economic step between Saudi Arabia and Israel is likely, according to a senior US diplomat who told Israel Hayom, "It’s not a gamble — it’s about geopolitics and economic interests. What should have happened long ago is likely to happen soon."
Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister is making a grave mistake. Israel needs genuine support from moderates in Britain, not embarrassing embraces from provocateurs using it for their own political agenda
"Just as the Third Reich lost its right to exist, so too has Israel," Tel Hai College Dr. Ilana Hairston tells students, prompting outrage.
The 3,300-year-old tomb is currently in its most fragile state since its discovery in 1922. Experts believe the cause lies in a sudden flood in 1994 that struck the Valley of the Kings and inundated the tomb.
As US Vice President JD Vance wraps up his visit to Israel, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem will see extensive traffic disruptions, including the temporary closure of the Tel Aviv HaShalom train station.
