Israel Takes Out Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar
Netanyahu says his death marks the “beginning of the end” of the war.
Netanyahu says his death marks the “beginning of the end” of the war.
Although most of the world has abandoned the Yazidi victims of ISIS, some courageous individuals are still trying to help.
Western politicians do not want the status quo to change. Yet the pre-war conditions in the region are not viable for Israel.
Demonstrations across Europe turned violent and police made numerous arrests.
Israeli forces have worked to prevent an “immediate threat” with strikes in Gaza.
In Berlin, security forces are concerned about being overwhelmed by the scale of anti-Israel demonstrations.
Pushes for ceasefire come just as existential threat challenges the Middle East’s only democracy.
Deradicalization begins as civilians are persuaded of the futility and costliness of the aims of those who rule them.
U.S. officials “privately warned” Starmer against suspending arms exports to Israel, reports say.
The suspension of arms sales comes at a particularly bad time for Netanyahu’s administration.
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