It is one of history’s bitter ironies: nations that once ruled through exploitation and bloodshed now posture as moral ...

No, the BBC never said ‘One isn’t a jihadist if one just kills Jews’ – though what they did say boils down to it. I wouldn’t ...

Pakistan’s provinces are not asking for charity—they are demanding recognition that federalism means more than rhetoric.

Part of the loss is Israel’s failure to tell its story as effectively as Hamas tells its lies. Hamas films funerals, orphaned ...

When Israelis go to sleep at night, they trust the Iron Dome in the skies and the IDF on the ground. But there’s another ...

The war in Ukraine is not just about territory, democracy, or even geopolitical spheres of influence. At its core, it’s a clash of personalities—one that reveals how individual psychology can trump ...

The government’s decision to occupy Gaza was not made in a vacuum—the local and international political reality leads to ...

More than 90% of the world’s population is projected to face increased risks from the compound impacts of extreme heat and drought, widening social and economic inequalities, and the world’s inability ...

The fix is not only a patch. It is measurement, red team pressure, and a public escalation path that creators and small ...

There is a profound difference between being an observer and being a participant. Observers can afford the comfort of ...

Words organize the world; they fix hierarchies and draw borders in our heads before anyone draws them on a map. “Middle East” ...

This week’s Torah portion, Re’eh, begins with Moshe placing before the Israelites a stark choice: blessing or curse. Blessing comes from living with truth, justice, and fidelity to God’s commands.