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The US secretary of state said Washington was prepared to give diplomacy "every chance to succeed," but was not ruling out "alternatives." At the same time, US officials told CBS that the supreme leader was staying at an unknown location, almost entirely cut off from the outside world, and that communication with him was being conducted through a network of couriers, delaying efforts to finalize the deal.
In a test carried out by Japan’s space agency JAXA, the aircraft successfully underwent trials under extreme flight conditions
Ben Gvir's latest spectacle is intolerable to the majority of Israelis, the political class, Jews in the diaspora, and all those who advocate for Israel abroad. It's not simply "the way Ben Gvir treated the flotilla activists that is not in accordance with Israel's values and norms," as Netanyahu claims. It's primarily the lack of leadership and control displayed by all the ministers, without exception. In this affair, as in previous ones, Netanyahu is shirking his responsibilities, protecting his coalition at all costs, and acting like a politician, not a statesman.
The 70th Eurovision Song Contest was held in Vienna, the city where Herzl shaped the Zionist vision. Since 1973, the competition has become a symbol of Israel’s desire to belong to Europe. But the real question is not what Europe thinks of us, but why we still need its approval so badly.
As after 1973, so today, there are attempts to turn a strategic achievement into a political defeat, while blurring the distinction between blame and responsibility.
