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What Macron, Biden and Netanyahu have in common As Israel plunges into war and international isolation, France enters a period of major political instability, and

“It’s time for this war to end and for the day after to begin” It was with these words that President Biden concluded his speech

  The pro-Palestinian demonstrations in European and American universities, one of which recently attempted to prevent Elie Barnavi from attending a conference at the Université

As May is the month where parents are celebrated in the calendar, with Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, one cannot help but wonder whether the

Images of pro-Palestinian students blocking the entrance of American or Sciences Po campuses in Paris make headlines these last days. It may be a minority

For several weeks, demonstrations gathering tens of thousands of Israelis call for elections. But they have not reached yet the extent of those against the

As Trump and Biden have just officially won their party primaries, a recent poll showed that Israelis favored Trump over Biden, at 44% to 30%,

On March 3rd, Kamala Harris delivered harsh remarks on Israel on the Edward Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, one of the most significant sites for

During the last five months—and even more—time has stopped all over the world for Israelis and Jewish citizens committed to Israel’s existence. The clock hand

Dessin de Kichka   The two hostages’s rescue by the Israeli army has given us as much relief as  the entire Israeli population. In spite

The upcoming 2024 U.S. presidential election will primarily focus on domestic issues, as with its predecessors. However, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict may play a prominent role

The impact of Biden’s support for Israel on his reelection prospects in 2024 is uncertain. While he has shown strong backing for Israel during the

The summer interlude is coming to an end. In Israel, there was no pause, neither in the offensive of the ruling coalition nor in the

Today Israel celebrate its seventy-fifth anniversary. Like every year, Yom Haatsmaut close this parenthesis loaded with symbols, calling for national unity rather than partisan divisions.