Nir Boms, chairman of the Syria Research Forum at the Moshe Dayan Center in Tel Aviv, tells TML: “It’s about gradual collaboration. Israelis already know Syrians better than most people think, and we have a foundation to build from.”
Historian Efraim Zuroff and educator Gil Segal warn that Holocaust remembrance is being distorted, diminished, or erased across Europe and the Arab world
As rockets fall silent—for now—residents, soldiers, builders, and entrepreneurs race to rebuild northern Israel, balancing trauma, hope, courage, and politics
Remembered as a bridge-builder, Pope Francis drew criticism for viewing war through a Latin American progressive lens, opposing violence even when Israel claimed a right to self-defense
In an exclusive interview with The Media Line, the leader of Gaza’s anti-Hamas protest movement highlights the risks of opposing the Hamas regime and urges the international community to acknowledge Gazan civilians as victims
Ahead of Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, survivors living in Israel share their stories and describe how early years spent hiding from the Nazis shaped the rest of their lives
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa told US Representative Cory Mills during a meeting in Damascus on Saturday that Syria would consider joining the Abraham Accords if the right conditions were...
Australia’s May 3 election significantly affects its Jewish community: Labor’s pro-Palestinian stance and weak response to antisemitism contrast with the Liberals’ commitment to Israel, while the Greens influence the results
Israel’s internal security agency plays a central role in counterterrorism and state protection, and the fight over its next chief reveals deep political tensions
Remembered as a bridge-builder, Pope Francis drew criticism for viewing war through a Latin American progressive lens, opposing violence even when Israel claimed a right to self-defense