Somaliland’s president tells Israel Today that an Israeli and American military presence could increase stability in the region. His country is also ready to join the Abraham Accords and send soldiers to an international stabilization force in the Gaza Strip.
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Representatives from 24 countries gathered in Washington to discuss Iran, Gaza, and the future of the region. Behind closed doors, sharp criticism of the Israeli government was also voiced.
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Naftali Bennett warns of a “collapse” of Israel’s international standing and announces a diplomatic offensive for a future government.
The ballistic missile from Israel Aerospace Industries was launched from a German Navy vessel and hit its target with high precision.
The number of students in the Tekuma region is now around nine percent above the level before October 7. Parallel to the return of residents, the Tekuma Directorate is investing 364 million shekels in strengthening the education system.
The long-lost Altalena has resurfaced off Tel Aviv, and with it Israel’s oldest warning: political rivalry must never become civil war.
Alongside this special occasion, there is another milestone: the new captain Adar Medotzki is following in her father’s footsteps, who has been serving as a captain at Arkia for more than 15 years. For the first time in the airline’s history, a father and daughter will be serving simultaneously as captains.
As the UN Security Council votes on a new UN Secretary General, a look at new candidate Ivonne A-Baki, frontrunner Rebeca Grynspan, and the candidates considered problematic from an Israeli perspective.
Tom Barrack wants to give Ankara a central role in the new regional order – but how much influence does he have over the US president?
