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

From the U.S. to Sweden, from Germany to Ethiopia – and in Israel too: Hundreds of thousands of Eritrean refugees have joined forces to return to the homeland they fled and free it from dictatorship. The revolution, they promise, is coming soon

Under growing U.S. pressure over its ICJ case and ties with Iran, South Africa is looking to BRICS for diplomatic and economic support. But the New Delhi summit could only accommodate so much

A senior Houthi official said the group assured Washington it would not target U.S. vessels in the Red Sea, as rebels consolidate gains along Yemen's western coast

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