A test for Israeli public diplomacy
Israel is facing one of the most complex media crises in recent years and it can't afford to lag behind Palestinian and Arab media.
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New details emerge surrounding Mossad abduction of Iranian assassin
Iran International, a Persian language television station headquartered in London, says Mansour Rasouli was a member of a gang that worked for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Swarovski defends decision to appoint anti-Israel Bella Hadid brand ambassador
Responding to calls for a boycott of its products in Israel, Austrian crystal company says, "The company's DNA is one of peace. Swarovski is an apolitical company and does not make political statements."
Ukraine reports battlefield gains as Europe's energy concerns grow
Pushback could signal shift in the momentum of the war. Ukraine shuts down pipeline carrying Russian gas across country to Western Europe, disrupting the westward flow of one of Moscow's most lucrative exports.
Iranian Americans anxious over possible nuclear deal fallout
"We have lived with Islamists in Iran and know their psychology, their politics and the way they operate. Appeasing them will haunt you, and they consider these moves as temporary and a sign of weakness," says George Haroonian, a Los Angeles-based Iranian Jewish activist.
