Israel

Israel faces many external challenges. However, it is internal weakness that condemns a country, not a bellicose neighbor. This is what is happening in Israel today. The new government of. . .

The state news firm reports that air defenses are firing Israeli missiles over the Syrian capital; The extent of damage to the sites is unclear

The sultanate’s cramped space approves an amendment banning sporting, cultural and economic ties with the Jewish state, but the measure still faces a final vote.

A White House official did not say whether the assembly would be reserved for task forces or ministers, but the steps taken by the new right-wing administration will affect the initiative’s good fortune.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition includes ultranationalists and parties that were once on the fringes of Israeli politics.

Last year prompted warnings of armageddon amid the war in Ukraine and considerations about a higher rate of warming, but it also saw the COVID pandemic and other positive signs recede.

More than a hundred former Foreign Ministry workers send a letter saying the country could face “huge political and economic ramifications” if the new coalition adopts far-right policies.

Microsoft and Wiz among the corporations expressing fear that the new government will seek to replace regulations to allow corporations to opt out if it violates their devout beliefs.

Revolutionary Guards missile arrays reportedly hit targets in Israel “within 7 minutes of an attack” and then followed up with a momentary wave of rockets, according to a state television video.

Jewish Agency and government sign agreement to provide affordable housing for elderly Israelis in cities such as Beersheba, Ra’anana and Tel Aviv