Author - Yossi Aloni

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?

The latest Israeli strikes in Syria have raised concerns in Washington about a direct confrontation between Israel and Turkey. A look at two decades of growing tensions, the roles of Netanyahu and Erdoğan, and the Trump’s efforts to prevent further escalation.

In the presence of President Isaac Herzog, the country’s highest Israeli flag was raised in the Lev HaSharon Regional Council. It is meant to be widely visible as a symbol of pride, remembrance, and hope.

With the attack on a military airfield in Idlib, Israel is drawing a new red line against Ankara, as Israeli-Turkish tensions increasingly move toward open conflict.

A look at why the new defense pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan–with the possible future inclusion of Egypt–is cause for concern in Jerusalem.

Between 2023 and 2025, a total of 268,509 Israelis left the country for at least three months. A new study from Tel Aviv University warns of the potential long-term consequences of a continued increase in emigration.

A meeting without a public decision, strategic consultations in Washington, and the question of whether diplomacy or a new military strike against Iran is imminent.

The results of the meeting between Netanyahu and Trump and why new attacks on Iran are still considered an option in Jerusalem.

After four years of diplomatic efforts, the mortal remains of Theodor Herzl’s grandparents are brought from Belgrade to Jerusalem and buried on Mount Herzl.