
Nation and Race and Ta-Nehisi Coates
In 2015, Coates became the moral beacon of Western liberals by hurling regurgitated antisemitic vitriol at all white Americans, specifically including Jews. Now the bill is coming due.

In 2015, Coates became the moral beacon of Western liberals by hurling regurgitated antisemitic vitriol at all white Americans, specifically including Jews. Now the bill is coming due.

As two rival leaders confront each other, we see how Brussels adapts institutional rules depending on who controls the decision and what outcome is being sought.

Memorial gatherings across the Jewish State are set to include some dissent concerning government policy before and during the Gaza war.

A little-publicised visit to Jerusalem has intensified questions about who really speaks for Europe on foreign policy.

A former Israeli PM acknowledged efforts to equip anti-regime protestors with internet receivers—while noting his successors’ failure to follow up with this plan.

The EU’s top diplomat reportedly made the comparison during private talks in Mexico, prompting criticism from officials who say she departed from the bloc’s established position on the Middle East.

Claims of diplomatic success occur against the backdrop of Israel and Hezbollah exchanging fire—and renewed direct conflict between the Islamic Republic and the Jewish State.

Two rival regional powers clashed after Iran targeted Israel, antagonising President Trump who is seeking a Middle East peace deal.

While Hezbollah’s acceptance of any peace deal has yet to be confirmed, diplomatic success in the Levant could add momentum to a Washington-Tehran settlement.

PM Netanyahu has piled pressure on Tehran’s proxy terror group in Beirut, but Iran is insisting its vassal be protected as part of its ceasefire negotiations with Washington.