Kushner Says Gaza Reconstruction Will Wait for Hamas Disarmament
Kushner also met Hamas officials on Sunday in a rare direct encounter as Washington seeks to move its Gaza plan forward.
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China Intensifies Military Pressure on the Philippines Amid Dispute
Disputes between the Philippines and China have reached a boiling point as China seeks to consolidate its territorial claims in…
Hierarchy of Goals: Germany’s Gaza Policy
Germany’s Middle East policy is based on Israel’s security and on Germany’s historical responsibility.
Report: Distribution of Energy Finance to Africa Raises Concerns
The allocation of energy finance to Africa reflects distinct patterns between public and private sectors, unveiling the diverse motivations and…
Is There Any Point in Boycotting Israeli Products?
People think that boycotting Israeli products is their strongest card against the atrocities in Gaza. Is this true?
Israeli Drone Strike in Beirut Kills Hamas Deputy Leader Saleh Arouri
In response to Arouri’s killing, hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets in the West Bank, condemning the act and…
75 Years Since the Nakba: What Has Changed?
Palestinians have succeeded in turning their cause into humanity’s common cause by passing the flag of resistance against this century-old…
Protests vs. Applause: Israeli Public Opinion on the Hamas-Israel War
Two days after the Hamas attacks, the left, liberal-leaning newspaper Haaretz started asking the right questions.
Russia’s $300 Billion Frozen Reserves: Unraveling the Situation
Here’s an exploration of $300 billion of sovereign Russian assets in western banks, their locations, and potential implications for Russia.
Russia and India Advance Plans for Joint Military Equipment Production
The collaboration between Russia and India in military equipment production adds a new dimension to their strategic partnership.
Japan’s Patriot Missile Export to US Triggers Russian Warning
Japan’s recent approval to export PAC-3 missiles follows the country’s significant shift in military export policy, marking the first time…
Turkey’s Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Commission Has Given the Green Light to Sweden’s NATO Membership Bid
The approval of Sweden’s NATO bid carries significant strategic implications for the alliance, particularly in the Baltic Sea region.
Macron’s Zigzags on Gaza: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Here is a tale of two Macrons: he said “I unconditionally support the State of Israel” and a few hours…
Turkey Announces Successful Counter-Terror Operations in Iraq and Syria
Turkish President Erdogan emphasized that Turkey is determined to prevent the existence of any terrorist organization in northern Iraq or…
US and Venezuela Swap Prisoners, Marking a Thaw in Bilateral Tensions
The prisoner exchange comes as the White House commits to a deeper engagement with Caracas, evidenced by recent sanctions relief…
Taiwan and Canada Solidify Economic Ties with New Investment Deal
The agreement with Canada comes at a time when Taiwan is actively seeking support from major democracies to counter China’s…
Houthi Attacks on Red Sea Impact Global LNG and Oil Shipping
Attacks by Yemen’s Houthi group have led to a heightened sense of caution among shipping companies, with some LNG tankers…
Zionist Left: The ‘Pacifist’ Arm of the Nakba
Hashomer Hatzair had distanced itself from the Zionist labor federation known as the Histadrut because its policies excluded Arab workers.
Malaysia Imposes Ban on Israeli-Flagged Ships
Anwar Ibrahim’s administration has annulled previous permissions granted to Israeli-registered companies for anchorage and docking, dating back to decisions made…
