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Israel has been working closely with other countries and international companies, developing and producing vaccines against Covid-19. At the same...
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Free speech purists might fret that a law banning the display of Nazi symbols – even though distasteful – amounts...
The latest Hollywood cancellation has raised the usual hackles. But the problem is that a vacuum in virtuous authority is...
Godwin’s Law has become a way of life in our polarised political times. Go on social media any given day...
Sovereignty, that old-new friend, is in vogue again thanks to Brexit and the advances made by nationalists across Europe and...
The vaccine has arrived at just the right time for the Israeli PM For Israeli critics of Benjamin Netanyahu, myself...
Do we need another wrist-breaking book about Adolf Hitler, the Third Reich and the second world war? Since Ian Kershaw...
On a cold night three days before the end of the 2020 I drove down to Jerusalem’s Pais Arena. The...
Schools being operated by the UN Relief and Works Agency are teaching Palestinian children as young as 6 to hate,...
