DAVID BEN-BASAT

The great tragedy is that this hatred is now disguised in seemingly moral language. Instead of shouting “Jews out,” people speak of “colonialist Zionism.”

Egypt’s expanding Sinai military presence, once justified by anti-ISIS needs, is raising Israeli concerns over the 1979 peace deal’s erosion.

Macron’s diplomacy faces backlash over France’s approach to Iran, Hezbollah, and Israel’s defense.

Spain’s rhetoric on Israel and silence on Hamas fuels accusations of hypocrisy and incitement.

Across Europe, rising unrest and policy hesitation are exposing cracks in governance, identity, and state authority.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer statements suggesting that a confrontation with Iran is not Britain’s concern, raise serious questions about whether the West is willing to learn from history.

Nuclear deterrence may be lowering the risk of world war, even as global tensions intensify and Iran raises concerns.

The central challenge of the international community is no longer preventing war between the superpowers, but rather containing attempts by radical regimes to breach the limits of deterrence.

Carlson’s platform increasingly gives space to fringe ideas, raising concerns about their impact on public discourse.

The man who built his power through violence, assassinations, and intimidation met his end within the very reality of perpetual conflict that he himself cultivated.