The French Nobel Prize winner’s play ‘The Just Assassins’ and Steven Spielberg’s movie ‘Munich’ reflect on how violence and revenge end up consuming those who exercise it
US President’s meeting came as his national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, was to head to Israel on Thursday to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Since last month, the rebel group has been targeting ships allegedly linked to Israel. The offensive has sparked calls for greater U.S. military deployment as there are fears the conflict could spread to the Strait of Hormuz
We must hold accountable those who deliberately infringe the law, weaponize humanitarian aid and defame humanitarian organizations with the aim of weakening assistance and the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure
The initiative, which is non-binding, has received more support than the one adopted in October, with 33 more countries voting in favor
The U.S. president said Israel must change its government and warned that the country is ‘starting to lose support’ over its ‘indiscriminate’ bombing of Gaza
A petition signed by more than 600 faculty members asked the school’s governing body to keep President Claudine Gay in charge
The mass exodus of the migrant population and the exponential rise in the threat of terrorism are behind the triumph of the most reactionary political proposals the West has seen since the rise of Nazism
A campaign by the Iranian-backed rebels imperils cargo and energy shipments coming through the Suez Canal and widens the international impact of the Israel-Hamas war
The Department of Education has opened an investigation into a dozen colleges for alleged violations of the civil rights law, which prohibits discrimination
Father Munther and other Christian clergy made an appeal to the White House for a ceasefire. ‘There they celebrate Christmas with presents and lights, and here they send us weapons and the machinery of war’
Cairo fears that the constant relocation orders and worsening humanitarian situation will end up pushing Palestinians into the Sinai
Grief over the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas has given way to euphoria over the advance of troops in Gaza. Polls show that 57% of the Jewish majority see the military force used in the first weeks of bombing as insufficient
Blinken said the needs of Israel’s military operations in Gaza justify the rare decision to bypass Congress
More than 67 million people are eligible to vote, and authorities are hoping for a high turnout to give the election legitimacy
Israeli soldiers in the Palestinian enclave have shared dozens of videos mocking the destruction of Gaza, trivializing the bombings and playing with objects found in abandoned houses
Washington’s decision to veto a ceasefire, despite desperate appeals from organizations on the ground, has worsened the situation in the Palestinian enclave
Refaat Alareer, the teacher and writer who had shared the hardships of war with EL PAÍS, was killed along with six family members in an Israeli attack
Neve Shalom is the only Israeli village where members of the two communities have chosen to live together. Its neighbors struggle to minimize the impact of the Hamas attack and the war in Gaza on their project.
The United Nations Secretary General on Wednesday urged the Security Council to force a cessation of hostilities to provide urgent humanitarian aid
Palestinian journalists appeal to the world to share their work on social media because every picture tells a story
Defending Israel’s security is considered a ‘reason of state’ in the country, where there is practically no public criticism of Netanyahu’s government. Meanwhile, statements in favor of Palestinian human rights are censored
Just under 100 protesters, who were stripped of their banners, demanded that Israel take control of holy Muslim sites
Washington wants to expand a maritime partnership after three commercial vessels were struck by missiles fired by Iranian-back Houthis in Yemen earlier this week
Contrary to what Netanyahu thinks, the only path to peace for Israel is an independent Palestinian state
‘This is more proof of the Secretary-General’s moral distortion and his bias against Israel,’ the country’s ambassador to the U.N. Gilad Erdan said
Aisha, 16, and Bilal, 18, returned to their village in southern Israel after being included in the hostage-prisoner exchange but left their father and another sibling behind in the hands of Hamas
