Over the past 48 hours, a familiar pattern has emerged in the Middle East: military movements, urgent briefings, anonymous ...

Kosovo’s President Vjosa Osmani has arrived in Washington for the inaugural Peace Board meeting. As one of the initiative’s ...

Israel – at first alone, then joined by the US – destroyed Iran’s known nuclear facilities as well as its “brain trust” of ...

Their warning was stark: there are clear intentions within the palace to engineer a third term for President Kais Saied.

Israel’s unity today is not ideological. It is existential. For the first time in years, left and right agree on something ...

The father and son who carried out the Bondi Hanukah terrorist attack in December were inspired by ISIS ideology. The ISIS ...

It’s time for some simchas and more Jewish families.

Events continue to unfold, and details will change. But the questions raised by October 7 will not. They are Jewish questions, ancient and urgent, about responsibility, memory, courage, and covenant.

On October 22, 2025, the first European-Egyptian summit convened in Brussels. European Commission President Ursula von der ...

What message does this quake carry when it rumbles from Cyrus’s birthplace on the brink of Purim, as Israel contends with Iranian-backed terrorists seeking its destruction? The Bible delivers the ...

Up to 4 million shekels will not fix Ukraine’s blackouts. That’s obvious. But it can provide what matters most when the cold is severe: thousands of nights in warmth, hot meals, and a short breathing ...

Then comes the familiar incantation of “indiscriminate bombing,” a phrase repeated so frequently in contemporary discourse that it has become almost entirely detached from its legal meaning.