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News | Interesting Stories
By recognizing Israel, ‘you’ll be greatly honoring me,’ Trump tells Saudis | World Israel News
Trump added that the kingdom 'will do it in your own time.'
News | Interesting Stories
As Israeli negotiators head to Doha, PM assures coalition partners Israel won't end war | The Times of Israel
Netanyahu reportedly says that unless Hamas agrees to disarm, Israel will accept only a temporary truce that frees some of the hostages; meeting wounded soldiers, PM said to predict 'things you've never seen' in Gaza
Politics | Politics
Osgoode Hall Law School Newspaper Peddles Anti-Israel Disinformation - Honest Reporting Canada
Despite being run by future lawyers, York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School student newspaper Obiter Dicta has shown a lack of nuance
Politics | Politics
Tell Congress: Permanently and Verifiably Dismantle Iran’s Nuclear Program
Ahead of the next round of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran this weekend, we need Congress to make clear...
Politics | Politics
Recent CBC News Coverage Cites Hamas When Convenient, Ignores Hamas’ Presence When It’s Inconvenient - Honest Report
In recent CBC News coverage, Hamas is paradoxically treated as both a credible government and a non-entity, depending on what narrative needs advancing.
Politics | Politics
Revoke Mosab Abu Toha’s Pulitzer: Truth Cannot Reward Hate
We, the undersigned, stand with Emily Damari—a survivor of 500 days of unimaginable torment as a hostage in Gaza—and countless others whose pain has been mocked and erased by Mosab Abu Toha, the 2025 Pulitzer Prize recipient. The Pulitzer Prize Board'
Books | Books
What Israel’s Enemies Don’t Want You to Know
Archeology broadcasts the truth about Jerusalem and Israel.
Politics | Trump Administration/Congress
Scant mention of Israel in vision Trump lays out for Middle East on Saudi visit
“Oh, what I would do for the crown prince,” Trump said in announcing that he will lift sanctions on Syria, as a gesture to Mohammed bin Salman.
Architecture & Interior Design | Decorating & Interior Design
The Wood Furniture Trend That Is Making A Big Comeback
Instead of light woods like ash or birch, interior design is turning toward dark wood furniture made of things like mahogany or walnut.
Politics | Trump Administration/Congress
Trump pulls sanctions on Syria, extends olive branch to Iran
President Donald Trump’s visit to Saudi Arabia marks a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.
Politics | Opinion
Will Trump Knife Israel? - by Park MacDougald
PLUS: Alana Newhouse on why you are not the media
Politics | Politics
GOP Senators Demand 'Full Dismantlement and Destruction of Iran's Nuclear Program' as Trump Admin Negotiates With Tehran
Amid murky nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, a group of Republican senators has drawn a line in the sand on enrichment. Sens. Katie Britt (R., Ala.), Tom Cotton (R., Ark.), and Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) last week introduced a resolution de
Advice & Self-Help | Advice & Self-Help
My Employer Tossed Me Out and Now They Want Me Back: Career Whiplash - Workplace Coach Blog
Question: Two months ago, I lost my job. No warning. No kind words. Not even a thank you for the …
News | News
Jonathan Feldstein: Root & Branch – A Powerful Agricultural Pilgrimage Blessing Israel
Jonathan Feldstein: Root & Branch – A Powerful Agricultural Pilgrimage Blessing Israel Shortly after her first visit to Israel in 2023, Marziyeh (Marzi) Amirizadeh had an epiphany that would become the catalyst for a powerful experience to bring fel
News | Israel At War
Elder Of Ziyon - Edan Alexander's release proves Qatar's complicity in Hamas still holding hostages
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.
Politics | Trump Administration/Congress
The Qatari-Led World Order
Let it never be said that the president is a cheap date. On the heels of reports that Donald Trump—sorry, the “United States Air Force”—will be gifted a new presidential
Entertainment | Television/Film/Books
Woke Comes for the Tudors
On six successive Sunday evenings in November and December, British television viewers were served a tasty treat: the second and final tranche of episodes in the BBC’s magisterial adaption of novelist