If penitential prayers are heard in Israel on this Day of Atonement, then we have learned nothing from the 1973 Yom Kippur War. The misconception that Israel is capable of sinning is still deeply rooted

The California Democrat says West Bank settler violence, far-right minister Ben-Gvir and Israel's failure to invest in global diplomacy are worsening its standing with Americans, warning that could cut off U.S. weapons and diplomatic backing

From Westchester, New York to Tucson, Arizona, anti-Zionist minyanim have been growing in the wake of the Gaza war. As they seek permanent locations, securing funds has proven elusive

Saudi Arabia spent seven years fighting the Houthis before agreeing to a cease-fire. Now, with the Bab el-Mandeb in their grip, the Houthis are seeking recognition, Iranian flights and a new political order in Yemen – while ruling out a new war too

Britain is the latest and most important country to say it will enforce sanctions by law. There's a world of difference between that and the consumer boycotts Israel has contended with until now

In her documentary 'Underwear and Undershirts,' Smadar Zamir turns her camera on the home front of 1973. What she finds both echoes October 7 and departs from it

Munhal Amer was killed by fire from a Syrian helicopter while fighting on the Golan Heights. His brother and former crew members remember a shy, courageous young man who never got to fulfill his greatest dream: becoming a painter