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The newly elected U.S. president’s statement is not just an expression of solidarity with Israel but a time-bound commitment to deliver results. Trump knows his success here will affect his standing on other challenges. Israel should propose practical steps to fulfill this commitment.
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It’s Trump time: Handcuffs off versus Hamas and Iran. Therefore, hostilities are about to escalate – yes “escalate” – purposefully and usefully so.
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The US pressured Baghdad to disarm the pro-Iranian militias, and shortly afterward, these militias announced: we’ll stop attacking Israel. Is Yemen now the only remaining outpost of Tehran in the regional conflict, and what are Tehran’s options regarding its influence on Iraq?
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Nuclear power plants are being built in Egypt and Turkey, while Iran and the UAE already benefit from nuclear energy in their electricity grids. Israel cannot yet join the celebration and may need to seek solutions at sea.
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Despite concerned statements from the US and European Union, despite the persecution of candidates and the huge election gap – the White House hasn’t really condemned Tunisia’s government.
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The dramatic changes in Syria harm Iran’s strategic assets in the region, including the Al-Bukamal border crossing between Iraq and Syria.
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This week, Amnesty International released a 296-page report, accusing Israel of committing “genocide” in Gaza. This charge, no less than a modern-day blood libel, is just the latest attack in Amnesty’s …
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Ottawa must act now to stamp out Jew-hatred.
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Opposition Leader Sir Keir Starmer (pictured) appeared unequivocal in his solidarity with Israel, vowing the Jewish state “has the right to defend herself” and “do everything that it can to get those hostages back safe and sound”.
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Following the exploding Hezbollah pagers in Lebanon and the elimination of the terrorist organization’s senior leadership in the last week, there is a sense that Israel is shifting from a strategy of containment to …
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