Revenge is not a strategy
Netanyahu is the person most responsible for the destruction of the Oslo Accords and for the death — already declared by many — of the two-state project
On the brink of the abyss: The balance of forces in the face of Israel-Hamas escalation
Hamas’s urban guerrilla tactics, Hezbollah’s vast arsenal and Iran’s shadow backing challenge Israel’s military superiority in the region
Diplomacy against the clock in Gaza
The international community must act to stop the tragedy and prevent an escalation in the region
A massacre without a clear perpetrator: What the world knows (and what it doesn’t) about the attack on the Gaza hospital
Joe Biden accepts Israel’s accusation against Islamic Jihad for launching a failed rocket that hit the al-Ahli hospital while Gazan authorities blame Israel for the tragedy
The deadliest night in Gaza: ‘It was much scarier than hell’
Hundreds of civilians were sheltering at the al-Ahli Hospital when it was hit by an explosion that both sides are blaming on one another. A witness to the massacre explains what he saw
The US and Israel announce agreement to allow food and medicine from Egypt into Gaza
President Joe Biden defended Israel’s version about an errant Palestinian rocket having accidentally caused the massacre at a hospital in the Strip
Biden, in Israel, on Gaza hospital attack: ‘Based on what I’ve seen it appears as though it was done by the other team’
The U.S. president met with Benjamin Netanyahu and offered Washington’s support but added there are ‘a lot of people out there who are not sure’ about responsibility for the al-Ahli bombing
Mohamed Deif and Yahya Sinwar, the masterminds of the Hamas attack who top Israel’s most wanted list
The intelligence services are pursuing the military and political leaders of the militia, while keeping the movement’s senior political figure, Ismail Haniyeh, in exile in Qatar, in their sights
Uncertainty in Israel over Hamas hostages: ‘When they are all back or we can bury them, we will see who is to blame’
The families of the 199 people being held in Gaza are awaiting their release through military or diplomatic channels while placing their faith in the Israeli army
Biden cancels his visit to Jordan after the bombing of a hospital in Gaza
The President of the United States maintains his trip to Israel this Wednesday and plans to continue his talks with Arab leaders in person ‘soon’
The dark side of democracy
Western aid to Israel cannot be unconditional. It must establish clear limits on the country’s retaliation
Israel and the definitive breakup of the old world order
China’s position following the attack by Hamas is further evidence of the deteriorating relations between Beijing and Washington, something that could lead the world to a new cold war
What will follow Hamas’ war?
Netanyahu’s political career, built on the promise of security, faces a shameful outcome. When the violence subsides and introspection arrives, it will be time for Israel to learn lessons about peace with the Palestinians
Israel-Hamas conflict: What is happening and what does Israel intend to do in Gaza?
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The invasion announced by the Israeli army to ‘completely destroy’ Hamas will involve urban warfare that favors the Islamist militia and will entail large numbers of casualties
Exodus from Gaza and international aid place Rafah crossing at the epicenter of Israel-Hamas conflict
The border crossing with Egypt is the only one not controlled by Israel, which has bombed it at least three times. Cairo fears a huge influx of refugees and wants security guarantees to reopen it for humanitarian access
Some 30 border towns are nearly deserted due to tension between Israel and Lebanon
Netanyahu’s government responds to the growing violence with the evacuation of 10,000 residents in an increasingly militarized region. The town of Kafar Yasif bids farewell to the last Arab-Israeli victim
EU fears regional escalation of conflict between Israel and Hamas
The leaders of the EU-27 will hold an emergency summit Tuesday to address the next steps in a conflict that could affect the bloc economically, socially and politically
Running out of fuel, Gaza hospitals warn of impending collapse
Health centers barely have any drinking water, food, medicine or beds left to care for the injured, whose numbers keep rising as a result of ongoing Israeli airstrikes
Biden will travel to Israel and Jordan on Wednesday to prevent escalation of Middle East crisis
The visit ‘comes at a critical moment for Israel, the region and the entire world,’ said Secretary of State Antony Blinken, when announcing the trip
The United States, caught between supporting Israel and stopping the conflict from spreading
Biden has said the occupation of Gaza would be a ‘big mistake,’ and according to some media, is considering traveling to Israel
Ami Ayalon, former military chief: ‘A lot of people are going to die in Gaza: Israeli soldiers and many more Palestinians, but we have no other choice’
The former Labor minister and member of the Guardians, former security commanders who champion peace with the Palestinians, anticipates the obliteration of Hamas’ armed wing
‘Haaretz,’ the newspaper that defends Palestinians’ rights and resists attacks on Israeli democracy
Even in these days of great suffering, the newspaper’s editorials haven’t stopped holding Netanyahu responsible for what has happened
Gaza, with 1 million displaced, stares down humanitarian crisis
The evacuation of a bordering city suggests that a ground invasion against Hamas is imminent
Netanyahu fights his last political battle in Gaza
The war against Hamas, the deadliest for Israelis in half a century, threatens to become the swansong of a politician who for three decades in power has wielded security as his greatest asset
Pure, unadulterated evil
Hamas’ merciless attack was intended to demonstrate that Israel is not invincible and even to cast the shadow of the Holocaust over the minds of today’s Israelis
Israel on verge of invasion of Gaza to ‘completely destroy’ Hamas
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have joined a mass exodus towards the south of the Strip amid bombings and scenes of chaos and desperation
Israel, Nagorno-Karabakh, and other crises: why the EU is surrounded by conflicts
An era of instability, with changes in the attitudes of large and medium powers, seems to have encouraged turbulence, and the Union is not well prepared to face them
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