In our latest video podcast, Israel Today editors Ryan Jones and David Shishkoff explore the reality of Jews and Arabs living together even as the tensions of conflict rise.

At present, we live with the direct legacy of the Nazi past of the Palestinian Arabs and their sympathizers in the form of a massive antisemitic campaign, particularly following the Hamas attacks of Oct. 7, 2023.

The PA chief awarded a medal to late prisoners’ affairs head Qadri Abu Bakr.

Too many decision makers “failed to understand that beyond our borders, there’s millions of people that want to kill us,” the former prime minister said.

“As families, some would go together with their children … so they would be injured or something would happen to them.”

Israel’s recognition of such in Jordan could shift elements of the international debate and challenge some prevailing assumptions within progressive political movements.

The UK elevates the Palestinian mission to embassy status – a diplomatic move that meets with widespread rejection in Israel.

However unreasonable and unfathomable it might seem, by Western democratic standards, Hamas is the legitimate leader of the Palestinian Authority.

A new report finds that “virulent antisemitism, the glorification of jihad and incitement to violence remain deeply embedded across all grades of Palestinian Authority textbooks.”