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Is there any way to bring an end to the Israel-Hamas war and open a path to lasting peace? Frida Ghitis believes there is – but it won’t be easy.

The reason for the left’s onslaught against Joint List chairman Ayman Odeh is the frustration over the possibility the government will fall and Benjamin Netanyahu and his

As far as Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is concerned, there’s no point in getting into a fight you can’t win. Given the Biden administration’s unshakable commitment to cutting a deal with Iran that will revive the 2015 nuclear agreement, he’s right that the chances of stopping this disaster from happening are slim and none.…

Israel’s preemptive surrender to Washington will also hamstring American critics of a disaster for the West as well as the Middle East. Biden critics in both countries must stop pulling their punches.

Iran fired 12 massive ballistic missiles at the US consulate that was being built in Erbil.

El Parlamento debe dar este domingo su voto de confianza al nuevo gobierno formado por ocho partidos de oposición - LA NACION

Photo Credit: Asher Schwartz The Israeli political world is making headlines every hour and I’m sure you are confused. So, sit down, relax and let me explain exactly what’s happening. The guy who won Israel’s most recent election, really lost, but that’s because he’s not really a guy! (Whoops, that wasn’t politically correct). Let me rephrase that: If I were to ask you; “Who won the last round of elections?” – you would answer “Bibi”… ...

14 shares Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, shake hands with United Torah Judaism parliament members Yisrael Eichler, center and Meir Porush in the Knesset, January 25, 2019. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) Deputy Education Minister Meir Porush and MK Yisrael Eichler of the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party on Sunday asked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step aside and let another lawmaker from the right lead a new government. The request from the two senior allies of Netany...

Netanyahu is a symptom, not the cause of Israel’s political crisis Ramzy Baroud Short Url https://arab.news/5nnhj It is convenient to surmise that Israel’s current political crisis is consistent with the country’s unfailing trajectory of short-lived governments and fractious ruling coalitions. While this view is defensible, it is also hasty. Israel is on the cusp of a fourth general election in less than two years. Even by Israel’s political standards, this phenomenon is unprecedented, ...