Dalia Ziada’s path from Cairo activist to international exile reads like something out of a political thriller — only this isn’t fiction. It’s her life....
Yemen’s Missile Reaches Tel Aviv Airport Area, Triggers Mass Panic and Flight Halts
A ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Ansarullah movement rattled Israel’s airspace Tuesday, landing near Ben Gurion Airport. Panic surged, flights paused, and a million Israelis...
At 93, Andrew Young Reflects on His Lifelong Commitment to Peace in the Middle East
Civil rights icon Andrew Young, honored at the Forever Young gala, reflects on his long journey toward peace in the Middle East, amid rising tensions...
UN Urges Egypt to Rethink New Criminal Code Amid Rights Concerns
The United Nations has voiced strong concerns over Egypt’s newly passed draft Criminal Code, urging the country to reconsider provisions that could undermine basic human...
Saudi Arabia Unveils Humain, Its Ambitious New AI Initiative Ahead of Trump’s Visit
Saudi Arabia has taken a bold step toward positioning itself as a leader in artificial intelligence with the launch of Humain, a state-backed AI company....
Trump’s Middle East Visit Could Redraw Diplomatic Lines and Jolt Oil Markets
US President Donald Trump is heading to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE this week, his first trip to the region since starting his second...
Trump’s “America First” Approach Brings Unexpected Joy to Israel
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have been focused on military pressure to secure the release of hostages, but it was President Donald Trump’s “America First”...
Ghana’s U-20 AFCON Dream Ends in Penalty Shootout Drama Against Hosts Egypt
Ghana’s U-20 national team, the Black Satellites, bowed out of the Africa Cup of Nations in a dramatic fashion after losing 5-4 on penalties to...
Egypt’s Suez Canal Considers Fee Discounts to Revive Traffic Amid Ongoing Houthi Threats
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority is exploring significant reductions in transit fees to encourage more shipping traffic. The move comes after a troubling decline in revenue...
Leaders Convene in Amman to Forge New Era of Regional Nuclear Security Cooperation
Global and regional leaders in nuclear security are meeting in Amman this week, seeking deeper collaboration amid rising energy demands, AI integration, and geopolitical risks....
Modi’s Saudi Arabia Visit Sets Tone For Long-term Engagement
Prime Minister's Trip Strengthens India-Saudi Relations, Expanding Beyond Traditional Energy Ties India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Saudi Arabia on April 22, 2025, marks...
Hapoel Tel Aviv Makes European Basketball History as Jewish Talent Rises in NBA Draft Hopes
Hapoel Tel Aviv just pulled off something big. Not just for their team, not just for Israel — but for European basketball. And while they...
Egypt Enhances Military Capabilities to Safeguard National Security Amid Regional Threats
Egypt's Armed Forces Focus on Combat Readiness and Naval Strength as Strategic Challenges Evolve Amid shifting regional dynamics and growing international uncertainties, Egypt’s military is...
Ex-Israeli Prime Minister Warns of Severe Military Manpower Shortages Amid Ongoing Conflicts
TEL AVIV, April 28 (RH) – Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has raised alarm over what he describes as a critical manpower shortage within...
Jordan Takes a Bold Step. Trump Should Follow Up.
Jordan’s recent decision to ban the Muslim Brotherhood, following revelations of a plot to destabilize the kingdom, offers a unique opportunity for former President Donald...
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra’s Concert for Holocaust Remembrance: A Reflection Beyond Music
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra’s Holocaust Memorial Day concert was an evening marked not by direct references to the music of the Holocaust, but rather by...