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Ariel Bulshtein

“Tehran’s murderers will not break us,” Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama says.
Employees reveal systematic bias, Hamas dependency, and sanctions against those who dared criticize distorted coverage.
The American commentator discusses U.S.-Israel relations and Trump’s foreign policy ahead of lighting an Independence Day torch in Jerusalem.
Geert Wilders explains why Europe’s anti-Israel sentiment may no longer be on the rise, and why the political wave led by Trump will bring global change.
Republican outreach emphasizes threats of progressives, while Democrats warn of rising antisemitism as both parties court crucial overseas votes.
What we see as aliyah is perceived by the Kremlin as a plot to pilfer human capital from Russia.
Putin wants to create an alliance of outcasts.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine showed European countries they have no choice but to be strong.
The defense minister is moving up the appointment of the next IDF chief of staff solely because he knows he may be about to lose his job.
Every wave of aliyah strengthens Israel, but the country isn’t doing enough to encourage Diaspora Jews to tie their fates to ours.
Thousands of people have already crossed the border, and thousands more have bought one-way plane tickets out of Russia.
The new Russian film “Sky” is propaganda presenting Russia’s intervention in Syria as selfless. The real motives for it are more complicated and less innocent.