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Brooke Goldstein, the executive director and founder of The Lawfare Project, which seeks to raise awareness about the abuse of Western legal systems and human rights law, explains why the narrative that casts Israel's creation as a "catastrophe" for the Arabs is replete with falsehoods.
Dennis Ross, who served under three US presidents, speaks with Israel Hayom about what the Biden administration needs to do with Iran. He says the normalization process with Saudi Arabia has already begun "from the ground up." The former senior diplomat also calls for a confirmation of a new permanent ambassador once Tom Nides leaves in the summer.
The Twitter owner’s post led to a “flood” of antisemitic conspiracy theories on the social media platform, Foreign Ministry Director of Digital Diplomacy David Saranga says.
In extensive interview with the international news outlet, the American envoy also appeared to endorse the controversial relocation of the embassy under the previous administration. "Yes. Jerusalem is the capital of Israel."
“The contributions of Jewish Americans are shadowed by a long and painful history of the oldest and most sinister forces, hate and antisemitism,” the 46th president said at White House event, talking about how he learned of the horrors of the Holocaust from his father and how it has motivated him to speak out against hate.
