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In a recent interview on GB News, the United Kingdom’s Business and Trade Secretary, Peter Kyle, outlined efforts to strike trade deals to boost...
Techniques from wartime nuclear research led to the creation of new drugs.
Spain gave Israel 33 percent of its public vote at Eurovision 2025, in a country whose public opinion is deeply hostile to the Israeli government. The...
Are you noticing 'fishy' behaviors as you and another person get closer?
You don’t give a ticking bomb more time — you defuse it The ceasefire is five weeks old. The war, we are told, is pausing. Diplomats shuttle...
Fourteen years ago, a modest but deeply symbolic media bus tour traveled from Istanbul to Yerevan with a mission that many considered unrealistic at...
Sources in terror group also confirm death of military leader, who Israel says was one of last surviving architects of Oct. 7 and had in the past...
It is assuring to note that in their the first “two-plus-two” level meeting, attended by Japanese Vice Foreign and Defence Ministers Takehiro...
An ex-aide lays bare the corruption, lies and coercion in Ukraine’s leadership – while Western backing keeps the system alive
Recently-resigned minister says Labour needs ‘proper’ leadership contest; popular Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham also launches run, seen as...
President Gitanas Nausėda declared on May 15, 2026, that demolishing the Vilnius Concert and Sports Palace would be irresponsible because the...
Personal Perspective: Learning to see what's given beyond what's taken.
The civil war in Sudan has evolved far beyond a domestic power struggle. What initially appeared to be an internal conflict between rival military...
Self-care techniques recommended to psychotherapy clients are often rejected.
Demonstration for Nakba Day triggers outcry from local Jews, who call it a ‘mockery of victims of the Holocaust’; many activists accused of...
The bias and evidence behind the concerns over AI in psychology.
The narrative that Israel is a mere beneficiary of American charity is a tired myth that ignores the reality of modern geopolitics. While activists...
Slain officer named as Cpt. Maoz Israel Recanati, 24, who was set to marry fiancé next month; IDF says it struck over 100 Hezbollah targets over...
The move by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to settle its civil case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the United Arab Emirates came at a moment when the Middle East is once again testing the assumptions of...
The recent summit narrative emerging from Beijing-featuring a proposed “constructive China–US relationship of strategic stability”-marks an...
Citizenship Without Consent: Legal Coercion by American Deep State Improving US–Russia relations under the Trump 2.0 administration is being...
Telling your partner white lies only goes so far in preserving the relationship.
More than two months into the US-Israel war on Iran, it appears we are veering towards another global food crisis. The conflict is driving up the...
You think hiding self-doubt is a strength, but research says it's hurting you.
On the hierarchy of empathy in the West There are moments in which a civilization is judged not only by what it condemns, but above all by what it no...
Don’t tell me to pray. Don’t tell me not to pray Don’t tell me when or how to pray. Stay out of my relationship (and if I have one) with Hashem...
Who’s Talking? Who’s Listening I write this as a political journalist, an Irishman born in Dublin, now an Israeli living in Tel Aviv. Perhaps most...
Constant mental health messaging can create the distress it aims to prevent.
India presents a curious case study where Jews have been able to maintain a peaceful existence without the need to withdraw into a self-centered...
Why making art feels emotionally dangerous and one word that softens the critic.
From 1974, I recollect coming home one day to a frontpage headline: an Israeli attack killing three Palestinians. Three terrorists massacred 28...
The New York Times recently reported a growing trend known as “biblical eating.” As I read it, I thought that Jesus, Moses and King Solomon would...
New York Jews have come to a crossroads. It’s one they’ve avoided for decades, but they’ve no other choice now, not after the New York Times...
When the people you're close to hold you back.
Continuing in its proud – and not at all new – tradition of antizionist libel, the New York Times published an oped last week alleging systemic...
The concept of “lawlessness” in a constitutional republic does not necessarily mean the total absence of laws. More often, it refers to the...
The Pacific island nation of Fiji is facing mounting pressure from international drug syndicates as authorities warn that global criminal...
Leadership shakeup comes as two MKs step down; Jabareen pushes to revive Joint List; sole woman wins fifth slot
No comment from IDF on killing of canine near Ramallah, one of several settler attacks across the West Bank on Friday after mosque burned overnight
Police deploy 4,000 officers to maintain order in largest operation in years; UK’s PM Starmer says far-right firebrand Tommy Robinson ‘peddling...
Examining the oldest desire in the newest machine.
The latest controversy surrounding The New York Times and columnist Nicholas Kristof is not simply about one grotesque allegation. It is about a...
Every year on 15 May, Palestinians mark the Nakba — the catastrophe of 1948. Yet to describe the Nakba as history is to misunderstand its enduring...
Gifted, intense people may wrestle with existential angst and moral sensitivity.
Commandos could be put on the ground to extract nuclear material, US officials tell New York Times; senior Israeli official reportedly says fighting...