The Palestinian Authority Is Threatening Deliberate Violation of the Oslo Accords
Israel must not fall asleep at the wheel.
August 12, 2019
In His Campaign for the Upcoming Election, Netanyahu Turns against the Hard Right
Beyond the blocs.
With Israeli elections scheduled for September, writes Haviv Rettig Gur, Benjamin Netanyahu appears to be campaigning not against his major rival—the center-left Blue and White party led by Benny Gantz—but against the smaller right-wing parties expected to join with Likud to form a governing coalition. It was, after all, the stubbornness of these parties that prevented Netanyahu from forming a coalition after the last election. To Gur, many observers misread Israeli politics by ignoring these rivalries within the right:
August 12, 2019
In His Campaign for the Upcoming Election, Netanyahu Turns against the Hard Right
Beyond the blocs.
America Prepares to Surrender to the Taliban
One way to end a not-so-endless war.
Archaeologists Discover Remains from the Babylonian Destruction of Jerusalem
Along with a rare piece of gold jewelry.
When Jews and Arabs Fought Together against the Nazis
A forgotten history.