Israeli Foreign Policy
Alma report questions the force’s ability to enforce the ceasefire agreement with Israel.
The planned trip follows an invitation to address the Israeli parliament extended to President Javier Milei last month by Knesset Speaker Amir Ohama.
The former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations died in Jerusalem at 71.
Gideon Sa’ar was provided with a rare opportunity to meet directly with counterparts from foreign ministries across 27 countries.
A former leader of French Jews called the move “inevitable.”
In addition to hundreds who held an Israeli passport before the massacre, at least dozens of their descendants have since been allowed to enter.
“The Islamists speak softly. Just check how Iran spoke in 1979,” said Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar in Brussels.
Both men condemned Steven Bannon’s perceived Nazi salute at CPAC.
“You start talking [with Arabs] professionally and the barriers fall down,” says Dr. Doron Markel.
“I think it is a completely absurd idea that an Israeli prime minister cannot visit the Federal Republic of Germany,” said Friedrich Merz, who is poised to become Germany’s next prime minister.
The army continues to destroy weapons belonging to the former Assad regime that endanger “the security of the State of Israel and our forces.”
A bill submitted by Yamil Santoro would change Estado de Palestina street to Familia Bibas street in honor of Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, dual Israeli-Argentinian citizens murdered in captivity by Hamas.
