A promise of “power over death” offers jihadists the ultimate reward for faith-based destructiveness.
Opinions
A society that recognizes the Turkish danger cannot summon the strength right now to confront it.
Why the stories of Cain, Moses, David and other biblical figures do not only tell of a world long past, but of fears, doubts, hopes and questions that have accompanied humanity to this day.
The new Ankara-Riyadh-Islamabad alignment presents Israel with a complex strategic calculus that requires careful navigation.
Words often reveal more than we realize at first glance. Sometimes a single Hebrew word opens a window to surprising biblical symbolism.
Does anyone remember what happened a year ago? We had those 12 days with Iran – relatively “short and sweet.”
Nearly eight decades after its founding, the Jewish state remains surrounded by forces committed to its destruction.
The war against Iran threatens to become far more than just another conflict in the Middle East for Washington.
Where blessing and curse meet
The year 1948 became a curse for some and a blessing for others. This is precisely the core of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
