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Healing beyond borders: A journey into the Dominican Republic’s US Veterans Village
I write this op-ed from Colorado Springs, Colorado, home to Fort Carson, one of the US Army’s largest installations, where nearly 90,000 veterans live – about 17% of residents, almost three times the national...
Tlaib Vilifies Israel in Resolution to Recognize the Nakba
A clause in U.S. House Resolution 409, Recognizing the Nakba and Palestinian Refugees’ Rights, urges Congress to “reject bigoted efforts to question, dismiss, or otherwise deny the existence of Palestinians and their humanity.”
Palestinians and...
Ocala, Florida: A Journey of Growth, Service, and Kindness
All photos credit: Noam Bedein
Our journey to Ocala, Florida, began with an unexpected connection—one that would lead us into the heart of a community where service and kindness are a way of life. We...
Is it Time to Declare the Failure of the Oslo Accords?
Institute for Contemporary Affairs
Founded jointly with the Wechsler Family Foundation
Vol. 25, No. 5
The Oslo Accords were designed to achieve lasting peace between Israel and the Palestinians. The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) used the...
How the UN turned Palestinians into permanent refugees
Three weeks ago, US president Donald Trump set the cat among the pigeons when he announced his plan to turn Gaza into a ‘Riviera in the Middle East’. At a joint press conference with Israel’s prime...
A REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: A time for war and a time for peace?
SUNDAY, JAN. 19, AND IT’S early morning in Tel Aviv. I’m walking on Sha’ul Hamelech Street, a wide four-lane road where buses, motorcycles and cars fly by all day along. On the sidewalk, I...
The View From Israel
inFOCUS: This issue assesses Iranian policy and the future of the Tehran regime, mostly from the American perspective. Give us an Israeli perspective, please.
Dr. Dan Diker: The chessboard is being reset in the Middle East...
From Oslo to Be’eri: how the 30-years-long peace delusion led to Hamas’s 10/7 massacres
ABSTRACT
The failure to prevent Hamas’s slaughter of some 1,300 Israelis on 7 October 2023 – the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust – is a direct result of an emergency phone consultation three...
How Mossad’s masterstrokes helped Israel reshape the Middle East
Officially, the Assad regime fell on December 8 when rebel forces seized Damascus in a swift offensive that lasted just over a week. But the countdown to Syria’s collapse – and with it, the...
Trump’s appointments have electrified the West
Donald Trump’s impending arrival at the White House is not only having a seismic impact on American politics. It is also creating dramatic changes to the global landscape, especially regarding the conduct of hostile states that...
