Protesters call on law enforcement to cancel the embassy event and warned earlier that the situation could devolve into a violent confrontation; Israeli police use stun grenades and batons on demonstrators

While a war in the north is possible, it may not serve the interests of Nasrallah and Iran ■ Israeli soldiers are risking their lives so Jewish settlers can go about their business, but this dissonance may not be sustainable over time

In the wake of the judicial coup, Israeli discussions about relocating abroad no longer stop at social media groups. In a lush valley in northwestern Italy, ideas of collective emigration are being played out on the ground – and similar initiatives are taking shape elsewhere as well

Mildred Fish-Harnack was an American scholar from modest origins who went to Germany in 1929 in the wake of the man she loved. When the Nazis rose to power she and her husband embarked on an uncompromising struggle against the regime until the tragic end

The great majority of those who are so contemptuous of Ben-Gvir live very well with Israel's apartheid – they just don’t shout it from the rooftops

Moscow claims Novaya Gazeta editor Dmitry Muratov, who was a Nobel Peace Prize co-laureate in 2021, used material from foreign agents to 'spread negative opinions of Russia's foreign and domestic policies'

168 people have been killed in Arab community violence since the start of 2023, according to a count by Haaretz

The most immediate reason for the outbreak of protests in mostly Druze areas is Assad's decision to eliminate fuel subsidies, resulting in massive price increases of between 15 and 20 percent. But political disputes between Druze leaders can cause the regime to exploit these cracks to its advantage