The strategic threat from Gaza, along with the threat of Iranian proxy militias in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq, are stark reminders about the limitations of relying on international forces, who struggle to impose an effective presence in hostile areas over time.
As raw anti-Semitism around the world has risen and morphed into virulent anti-Israel sentiment – making the two phenomena almost indistinguishable – the State of Israel has moved from indifference to active involvement in the struggle against such hate.
"The US is resolute in its efforts to stop the spread of Hezbollah’s terror, but we cannot contain the threat on our own. As with similar challenges, the US requires the support of its European allies," says US Ambassador Richard Grenell.
US Vice President Mike Pence landed in Israel on Thursday morning ahead of the Fifth World Holocaust Forum. In his...
Foreign Minister Israel Katz welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin at Ben-Gurion International Airport on Thursday morning, saying that the Fifth...
