Opinion

Without a unifying vision that addresses both security and conscience, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Gaza plan risks becoming not a path forward, but rather a fault line.

Animal metaphors epitomize managerial principles central to organizational change and are effective in enhancing the understanding and perceptiveness of CEOs, directors, and academics.

Azerbaijan’s diplomatic rise is no coincidence. Years of energy-driven partnerships and strategic foresight have transformed Baku into a reliable regional actor.

The accusation of harming Gazan Palestinians can also be made against supposedly pro-Palestinian protesters, personalities, and politicians in the US, Australia, and several other countries.

Hamas knows it is nearing the endgame. Every move now is aimed at swaying public opinion and political action.

If and when Zohran “Globalize the Intifada” Mamdani wins election as mayor of New York City in three months, Republicans will tag the entire Democratic Party as anti-Israel.

Hezbollah’s legitimacy, even within its core constituency, has been damaged by its loss of charismatic leadership and its degraded military position.

Memory is essential – it deepens our experience and helps build our shared identity. In Israel, it is even more vital, reminding us that we are part of a larger, unfolding saga.

The security cabinet's decision to approve Netanyahu's plan to expand military operations in Gaza presents a turning point in Israel's approach to the war, and a possibly steep cost alongside it.

Right-wing politicians claimed that the October 7 massacre happened because of the disengagement. There is one problem with this historical narrative: It has not even a grain of truth.