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Jamie DettmerThe Daily Beast |
The notorious Walter Duranty of the New York Times and Nazi broadcaster Lord Haw-Haw offer cautionary tales.
International Court of Justice tells Israel to prevent genocide and ease the humanitarian plight of Gazans.
The Israeli leader's war Cabinet wants a cease-fire to secure the return of hostages, but his Likud party wants unrelenting war.
The Israeli prime minister has been circumspect in outlining a postwar Gaza plan, partly because he fears disputes over the enclave’s future...
Netanyahu may regret not bringing his religious-right coalition partners to heel much more firmly.
After years pillorying their own leaders, the comedians are now lampooning the UN, BBC and woke U.S. students.
The president tends to go by his gut instincts when making decisions. ‘Does that mean we’re hostages to the fortunes of his digestive tract?’...
The former defense minister is emerging as the most likely candidate to call time on Netanyahu's long political career.
Hamas gunmen say their leaders ramped up indoctrination with religious leaders lecturing them to inflict maximum pain and suffering on the Jews they...
Testimony from members of mainly female look-out units adds fuel to accusations that Netanyahu badly misread the dangers from Gaza.
Formalizing of humanitarian pauses in Gaza has helped the hostage talks via the Qataris and Egyptians, but a lot could still go wrong.
The head of Hamas' political bureau in Lebanon raises specter of a second front, saying Hezbollah is "geared for a major war."
Border fighting is crackling, and concern is mounting that Iran will push its Shiite proxy Hezbollah to an all-out assault against Israel.
Despite intense digital and satellite monitoring, Israel’s security services were caught just as off-guard as they were by Egypt and Syria with the...
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