Trump has been saying for weeks a final deal to end the US-Israel war on Iran is “imminent” By Nicole Jansezian The United States and Iran announced a long-awaited agreement, something many found hard to believe until both sides finally declared it late Sunday night — or early Monday morning, depending on the time zones… Read more: US-Iran MOU: Winners and Losers of Trump’s New Middle East Deal
For weeks now the world has been gripped in a holding pattern waiting to see whether the U.S. is going to make good on President Trump’s promise to intervene if the Islamic Republic uses deadly force or executes protestors.
Israel seemingly out of the blue became the first country to formally recognize Somaliland as an independent state leaving many asking, “Somali… what?”
The initial euphoria coming from Israelis who are thrilled by Assad’s fall and the end of Iran’s stranglehold on Syria is dangerously myopic, in my opinion.
Lynch—or pogrom—of Israelis in Amsterdam: A mob waited for Israelis exiting a soccer game and launched a violent attack, chasing Israelis down in the streets
I appeared on Tamara Scott’s show to give an update on the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, hostages and possible warrants issued against Israelis
Three months after the start of the war, the lines are blurring between the movement to free Israeli hostages of Hamas and an older, dormant one to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Three months after the start of the war, the lines are blurring between the movement to free Israeli hostages of Hamas and an older, dormant one to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Perhaps more disturbing than a physical attack on the Armenians in the contentious parking lot was a libelous poster held by an unidentified man outside Zion Gate in Jerusalem’s Old City accusing the Armenian patriarch of anti-Semitism and a specific bishop — with his picture! – of threatening to kill a Jew!