U.K. art world figure Candida Gertler announced she was resigning from her roles in British arts institutions after over 1,000 artists called on the Tate to cut ties with groups they described as 'complicit with the Israeli regime'

It's too soon to say if the blow dealt by the 'Organization for the Liberation of the Levant' to the Syrian army will spark a wider campaign or insurrection. While Iran and Russia may aid Assad, the U.S. and Europe seem likely to remain on the sidelines

The legislation was introduced after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesman was indicted on espionage charges for allegedly leaking classified information to the foreign media

Massad Boulos, notably the first of Trump's appointees to hold any remotely critical views of Israel's conduct, played a major role in Trump's electoral success with Arab American voters disillusioned with U.S. President Joe Biden's Israel-Gaza policies

The U.S. president's purchase of Rashid Khalidi's 'The Hundred Years' War on Palestine,' a history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a Palestinian perspective, was criticized by both Israel supporters and the book's author himself

After October 7, the wave of antisemitism in one of the most progressive regions of the U.S. drove Israeli expats to embrace grassroots activism in response to demonization of Israel and Jews alike. Still, some are contemplating leaving for good

For Smotrich, Ben-Gvir and the other extremists in the Netanyahu government, this war isn't really about the hostages and hasn't been for a long time

Massad Boulos was widely viewed as the gatekeeper in Trump's orbit concerning Arab affairs, but it's unclear how his efforts to maintain calm between Israel and Lebanon will jibe with Trump's previously appointed special Mideast envoy Steven Witkoff – an unabashed Netanyahu fan