The Abraham Accords are still vital for bringing stability to a volatile region
Despite the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas most of the region’s big players are optimistic that the accords will be fruitful
Despite the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas most of the region’s big players are optimistic that the accords will be fruitful
While Hamas looks to be at least considering how to position itself for a ceasefire, the IDF’s latest military operation suggests Israel is not doing the same.
A big question is what exactly Washington makes of the proposal accepted by Hamas.
Pro-Palestine students might win some minor concessions. But their demands for disinvestment from Israel will mostly fail.
When big questions about American foreign policy collide with an election, it’s rarely good news for a sitting president.
The sackings follow an inquiry into the fatal strike that killed seven aid workers, three of whom were British.
Over 600 legal experts have signed an open letter to the PM, demanding a suspension on all arms exports to Israel, given the “plausible risk of genocide” in Gaza.
The most obvious rule of international law to consider is found in the UN arms trade treaty, to which the UK is a party.
The fatal strike on the WCK convoy is a triple disaster: for the charity’s team, for Israel’s diplomatic relations, and for the starving people of Gaza.
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