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Thomas L. Friedman argues in his recent column that Donald Trump’s foreign policy is not “America First” but “Me First.” […]

For decades, American universities have lectured the world about justice, tolerance, and civil rights. Yet when Jewish students came under

The White House’s new “Gaza Executive Board,” announced as part of President Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza’s postwar future, was

The headlines out of Syria celebrate President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s sweeping victory over the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). But behind

The sudden withdrawal of Kurdish-led forces from Al Hol camp is being described as “chaos.” But chaos is not what

By Alex Grobman, PhDJanuary 7, 2026 Part VII Historian Shmuel Ettinger notes that in response to the economic crisis (1873–1879),

The renewed fighting in Aleppo between Syria’s new government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces is not just another tragic

The fall of Nicolás Maduro deserves recognition for what it was: a long-overdue blow against one of the Western Hemisphere’s

When Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled its new AI-driven border protection system this week, it did more than showcase another

Few dates have scarred Israel’s national consciousness like October 7, 2023. The Hamas-led assault that shattered border defenses, massacred civilians,