Israeli ministers express deep frustration with Trump admin officials backing the opening of Rafah crossing, warning disarmament fantasies ignore the hard reality: Hamas will not go quietly.
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Above the General Board is the Executive Committee, the primary strategic and decision-making organ, chaired by Trump, who retains veto power.
In Davos, Israel’s president accuses Western critics of selective outrage and warns that real peace in Gaza hinges on Hamas’ exit
The old world order is dead because Western universalists destroyed it.
While Europe still clings to an illusion of peace and holds on to the ruins of the old world order, a new era has begun in Washington.
At Davos, the US president again vowed military action if Hamas refuses to disarm—but after months of threats and no follow-through, few in Israel or Gaza take it seriously.
The necessity of stating one’s position becomes especially clear when looking at the current silence of human rights organizations.
Tyrannies do not change their nature because Western leaders wish them to.
Israel may not like it, but is limited in its ability to resist the move, observers tell JNS.
President Trump’s demand that Denmark sell the Arctic land mass is dismissed as megalomania. That said, Europe’s dependence on America raises questions about NATO.
