A Canadian federal government report found antisemitism to be a widespread endemic, as many Jewish students shared that they find themselves in a state of 'constant calculation' of whether to speak in class, display visible Jewish identity, or file a complaint

In psychoanalytic terms, 'the day after' becomes a utopian fetish, obscuring what can't yet be faced. An election may change Israel's political map, but it can't, on its own, bring about a complete repair and restore what the people of this land have lost

The new triple-axis doesn't necessarily pose a new military threat, but could reshape the region to their liking: a constrained Trump Middle East policy, a weaker Israel with less influence in Washington, and a new regional stance on Iran

Gofman's dismissal of two senior Mossad officials has sparked unrest in the agency, with sources accusing him of shielding Netanyahu from blame over Iran regime-change efforts. Others say the new chief is entitled to appoint people he trusts

Teens visited Austria's Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial last week with slogans calling for the liberation of Palestine. Should the teens be condemned, or rather, the atrocities they cry out against in the shadow of the lessons of the Holocaust?

Turkey said Egypt could join the Turkey-Saudi-Pakistan defense pact after technical issues are resolved, adding the NATO-style alliance does not target Iran unless Tehran attacks a member, and will have a Saudi-based secretariat