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Israeli strategic infrastructure a battleground between the US and China

A national effort should be launched to use the post-coronavirus reset to overhaul the infrastructure industry to restore it to global dominance.

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Islamists appropriate Black Lives Matter movement, despite history of anti-black bigotry

They are using the Floyd tragedy to advance an intersectionalist worldview that imagines the United States and Israel as the common enemy of all oppressed people.

The Taliban’s Palestinian partners: Implications for the Middle East peace process

The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the resurgence of Islamism there poses a serious problem for the negotiation-based approach of the Fatah-ruled Palestinian Authority.

A timely reminder of what groups enable anti-Semitism

Many liberal Jews consider evangelicals a threat while giving a pass to liberal Protestants, despite the Presbyterian Church USA’s latest smear of Israel as practicing the “enslavement” of Palestinians.

Damage control on the Gaza front

Although the current conflict was forced on Israel and it would have been better had it not erupted, the Jewish state has the opportunity to make lemonade out of the lemons.

Anti-reform protesters ‘desecrate' bridge named after Netanyahu's father

"It's time for them to stop trampling every norm of decency," says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

IDF soldier killed by accidental discharge at base in Israel

Military Police have launched an investigation into the incident.

The pro-Hamas Doha Forum

Global policymakers, including the U.N. secretary-general, parroted Qatar’s support for the terror organization.

Congressmen urge Treasury Department to blacklist Palestinian official

According to Reps. Zeldin and Lamborn, Palestinian official Issa Karake is directly responsible for the department that facilitates financial remuneration and other support for Palestinian terrorists.

University of Pennsylvania buys medieval Hebrew manuscript collection

The works, which are fragments and date from the 10th to 12th centuries, will be housed at the university’s Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies.

Hezbollah, Hamas leaders meet in Lebanon to discuss growing Israeli-Arab ties

“Today’s meeting is in Beirut ... tomorrow we will meet in Palestine and Al-Quds, God willing,” says Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.

OECD chief expresses confidence in Israeli economy

"The extent of the war's impact on the main growth engines of the Israeli economy, especially technology and innovation, is relatively low," said Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen.

Netanyahu: IDF will settle accounts with those who harm hostages, provide safe passage for intel

"You choose—the choice is yours—but the result will be the same. We will return everyone," said the Israeli prime minister.

Mahmoud Abbas: the so-called Palestinian leader