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Oren Kessler’s debut book charts the origins of the Arab revolt of 1936-39, the battles and the debates that shaped the contours of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Sen. Tom Cotton are keynoting the Tikvah Fund’s Hertog Forum

Parallel Lines takes place against the backdrop of heightened tensions in the holy city

Stephanie Hallett was speaking at a Start-Up Nation Central event commemorating the third anniversary of the signing of the Abraham Accords

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Navi Pillay is receiving the International Law Association’s ‘Outstanding Achievement Award’ at a conference backed by White & Case

The bipartisan delegation first traveled to Saudi Arabia before continuing on to Israel

The Ohio Democrat stressed the impact of the continued hostage crisis on the Israeli psyche: ‘The country cannot heal and move forward until the hostages are home’

The former presidential candidate reflected on his meetings with 10/7 first responders and families of victims

Senior Biden administration official: ‘This should be the end of this direct exchange of fire between Israel and Iran’

The progressive activist has distanced herself from the Democratic Party’s left flank since Oct. 7

The Anti-Defamation League CEO testified earlier this week before a Knesset committee on antisemitism

Hans Wechsel announced his decision to leave the office in a staff meeting on Tuesday

All of the Senate minority leader’s events this week, to promote his new book ‘Antisemitism in America,’ were postponed because of security concerns

The Pennsylvania Democrat made his second trip to Israel last week

The French Foreign Ministry summoned the U.S. ambassador in response to his missive, published on Sunday in ‘The Wall Street Journal’

PM Anthony Albanese blasted the ‘extraordinary and dangerous acts of aggression orchestrated by a foreign nation on Australian soil’

In an interview with ‘The Bulwark,’ the former national security advisor argued that the argument in favor of restricting military aid is ‘much stronger’ than it was a year ago