Analysis & Opinion

Rebeca Grynspan, daughter of Holocaust refugees, topped the first straw poll for UN secretary-general with the fewest "discourage" votes of any candidate

Ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon risk giving Hamas and Hezbollah room to regroup, test Israel and exploit diplomatic constraints on the IDF

An examination of Germany’s growing antisemitism crisis, the political forces behind it, and why the country’s current efforts to combat Jew-hatred are failing to confront its deepest sources

Tuesday’s agreement is modest by design. But it is the first crack in a door shut for seventeen years, at a moment when Venezuela needs outside help and has unusual room to maneuver

The exception to Tuesday’s not-good-at-all results for Israel supporters was in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race, where democratic-socialist Francesca Hong lost to David Crowley

With Saudi forces building up in Yemen, the Houthis realized that they have to act now, before their opposition becomes too strong and might actually threaten their decade-long rule over Yemen

One of the main factors cited for why the US did not escalate its attack on Iran with a ground invasion was the danger such a mission would pose to US troops within drone range of the Iranian mainland

And much like in chess, creating a stalemate can be a smart tactic to save you from a loss. Even for someone like Trump, the stalemate is the only wise play right now

The new defense pact sends a clear warning to Tehran, but whether it can become a credible military alliance remains highly uncertain

'The US cannot give Tehran what it needs, and the IRGC cannot give Trump what he needs. Anything resembling an agreement, based on what the sides need to get out of it politically, has been impossible

The song has been lauded by many in the pro-Israel and Jewish community. But its tacky, occasionally offensive execution may earn more detractors than supporters

The UN continues to pursue a comprehensive settlement based on established parameters, while Turkey promotes a vision centered on permanent military presence and strategic influence over Cyprus

The Board of Peace proposal would require Israel to halt military operations and withdraw from Gaza while leaving Hamas’s weapons under Palestinian control

As two old enemies collide in Atlanta for a place in the World Cup final, one proud, and thoroughly biased, Argentine writer explains why nobody should call this "just a soccer game"

A New York Times report exposes that US officials feared Israel would attempt to assassinate Iran's top negotiator and Foreign Minister in order to disrupt talks with Tehran

"On Wednesday, US and Iran delegations are expected to participate separately in technical talks with mediators from Qatar and Pakistan," a senior US official tells i24NEWS

Earlier, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi says no technical talks with US scheduled this week

It legitimized modern antisemitism in the name of the “oppressed,” but the collapse of woke culture is removing the gatekeepers and leaving behind a violent, radical and unrestrained counterculture

Israel's pursuit of 'peace through strength' against Iran and its proxies may soon collide with Washington's diplomatic priorities, placing the US-Israel partnership under unprecedented strain.

Tuesday marks three years since the turning point in the brutal civil conflict in Sudan, starting in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

The stars are fleeing to Toronto and the studios are struggling to meet the Oscars’ diversity quotas: the collapse of the empire that forgot its true purpose

Turkey’s posture on Cyprus cannot be understood in isolation from its grand strategy in the Eastern Mediterranean, where Erdogan's track record offers only the thinnest of bases for optimism

She was considered the most beautiful woman in the world, a Hollywood star. But behind the beautiful face hid a brilliant mind. A mind that was tragically not appreciated at the time.

US Jewish activist groups announced a demonstration outside The New York Times on Thursday. The rally targets a controversial column that Israel's government called a modern-day blood libel