America's deafening silence on Iran
Allies once chose not to bomb the railway lines and the camps. They preferred diplomatic caution and military considerations over saving an innocent people. And what is happening now?
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IDF warns aid flooding Gaza strengthens Hamas, not civilians
Senior IDF officials are warning that the Gaza Strip is being saturated with far more humanitarian aid than it actually needs, enabling Hamas to rebuild its civilian and economic power. Without a sharp reduction in aid volumes and strict oversight, officials caution, the threat will only grow.
Coca-Cola eyes protein and fiber enhanced drinks
As sales of Diet Coke and Coke Zero continue to surge, Coca-Cola is examining new additions to its drinks, reigniting the debate between health and marketing. Here is a closer look at the company’s new and controversial direction.
Bar Refaeli risks Vogue lawsuit over fake magazine cover
Fashion designer posts image of Israeli supermodel against fabricated Vogue backdrop, triggering trademark infringement concerns as magazine's parent company pursues active litigation in Israel.
Trump eyes 'regime change' strikes to inspire protesters as talks fail
Omani mediation on nuclear limits failed to progress, according to CNN. Israeli officials do not believe that air power is sufficient for collapse, according to Reuters. Strikes could include government bodies, nuclear sites, and security officials held accountable for protester deaths.
