What Did the Us Know about Turkey’s Syria Invasion Plans?
The US never saw the SDF as anything more than as tool, a cynical partnership to be maintained as a fiction until the US could… Read More ›
The US never saw the SDF as anything more than as tool, a cynical partnership to be maintained as a fiction until the US could… Read More ›
Opinion: Trump deserves credit for the killing of the IS leader, but will it really change anything given that the group no longer exists as… Read More ›
The next 12 months will see Democrats pick a challenger to Trump for a fight that’s likely to widen the ideological, generational and demographic divides… Read More ›
BORO PARK — In what has become an all too familiar scenario in New York, multiple Hasidic Jews were attacked on the streets of Boro… Read More ›
Mark Zaid, an attorney for the anonymous whistleblower whose allegations about President Donald Trump’s dealings with Ukraine ignited the House impeachment inquiry into the President,… Read More ›
The Sderot Municipality spokesperson confirmed in a statement that there was damage to the building but there were no injuries as all individuals in the… Read More ›
Analysis: One political analyst, who’s very close to Hamas, wrote on his Twitter account the terror group was not behind the rocket fire; hours later,… Read More ›
Despite relatively tame border protests, Friday’s rocket fire suggests Iran-backed terror group’s Baha Abu al-Ata has his own agenda and is willing to set area… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (JNS) — The U.S. State Department announced on Thursday that it has enacted sanctions against Iran’s construction sector and trade of four materials… Read More ›
America’s future could swing the left, and with it, so would policy and the structure of the economy. “The US appears destined to drift… Read More ›
Is Israel’s policy still relevant? And should the Jewish state step up its own targeted campaign against the heads of organizations that threaten its existence?… Read More ›
Opinion: There are now two scenarios for Lebanon – one of unity and progress, the other of degeneration and street fighting; and in the Dahia… Read More ›
The Democratic presidential hopeful has been clear about her desire to leverage aid to pressure Israel, but short on the specifics of how such a… Read More ›
WASHINGTON – Former Vice President Joe Biden Biden told a Wall Street Journal reporter on Thursday that he strongly opposes calls by other Democratic presidential candidates… Read More ›
Washington – Donald Trump has solved his problem over his weak impeachment defense, fusing it with an audacious reelection pitch that makes a virtue of… Read More ›
Events of the last week have pushed Blue and White away from the Likud. A unity government looked highly unlikely as of Wednesday night,… Read More ›
Prof. Hillel Frisch, field researcher at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, contends that while the Jordanian government uses anti-Israel rhetoric to appease segments of… Read More ›
Sources say allowing Russian, Chinese and European companies to work at Arak and Fordow facilities will aid non-proliferation efforts The US will let international… Read More ›
JERUSALEM (JTA) — As of Wednesday morning, Israel’s embassies and consulates across the globe are on strike. “No consular services will be provided and… Read More ›
Former President Barack Obama laid into call-out culture Tuesday in a speech at the Obama Foundation summit. “I do get a sense sometimes now… Read More ›