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Three years after Hamas' attack, the world is increasingly recognizing the sexual violence committed as a weapon of war. But denial persists, indictments are still nowhere in sight, and the path to justice for the female and male victims remains long. The fight for recognition has only just begun.
Amid criticism from Trump and talks with Iran, IDF soldiers and commanders say their room for maneuver has been reduced: "The army is deep inside Lebanon, and we are exposed."
We are entitled to be angry with the American president. We are entitled to feel disappointed. But anger is not a strategy, and disappointment is not a substitute for self-examination. Neither relieves us of the responsibility to confront our own decisions and mistakes.
The signing was carried out remotely, with the Iranian side signing the memorandum in Tehran while Trump signed it at the Palace of Versailles during his visit to France. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman: “Without any compromise, we will monitor the other side’s compliance with its commitments, and we will meet our commitments only if the other side meets its own.”
South Korea called the incident “regrettable” after security forces intercepted an aircraft over the team’s closed training complex. The suspect: Mexico, which is set to face South Korea.
