The Security Council resolution does not pave the way to a Palestinian state — but it does pave the way to a strategic pact between Saudi Arabia and the United States. The resolution reflects Riyadh’s interests, wrapped in Trump’s plan and backed by Israel. Israel’s unwillingness to confront the consequences of the Gaza war or take responsibility for rebuilding the strip forced it to accept the Saudi option.
At the mass rally in Tel Aviv marking thirty years since Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination, leaders of Israel’s liberal opposition—Yair Lapid, Gadi Eisenkot, and Yair Golan—took the stage. In a surprising […]
Donald Trump’s visit to Israel was, without doubt, a unifying moment. Tens of thousands gathered in Hostages’ Square chanting “Thank you, Trump!” while, at the Knesset, the president received a […]
On Friday, September 19, Defense Minister Israel Katz posted a tweet on X: “Abd al-Malik al-Houthi, your time will come; you will be sent to meet your cabinet and all […]
The diplomatic tsunami has finally reached Israel’s shores. Newspaper headlines scream warnings to Israeli travelers abroad: stay away from danger, speak less Hebrew—and Jews in general are advised to conceal […]