Tag: Israel

Today’s ESG Updates Geopolitical tensions stir up markets: Israel’s strike on Iran’s nuclear sites triggered a global market drop and ...

Andrei Sakharov, the nuclear scientist and principal designer of the Soviet nuclear bomb, in 1968 courageously wrote “Reflections on Progress, ...

Colossal human carnage underpins the simple graphics here. One can attempt to fathom the grief and suffering of some of ...

This week, thousands of pagers believed to be held by members of Hezbollah exploded in Lebanon and the Syrian capital, ...

As it happens, there is — and the peace model’s origins go back to 1981, when an agreement between Israel, ...

A recent decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to prosecute Israeli and Hamas leaders has put it in the ...

Last week, Columbia University began suspending students who refused to dismantle a protest camp, after talks between the student organisers and ...

Universities have historically been centers of political protest in countries in virtually every corner of the world and certainly in ...

It is patently clear that whenever the Israeli-Gaza war ends, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), cannot remain ...

About a decade ago I visited a British writer who lived in a pleasant house a few miles outside London. ...

It all started on Monday, when, hours after European Union (EU) officials announced that aid to Palestinians would be discussed ...

Note from the Editor: The Open Letter to Congress (also published in the Times of Israel by (ret.) Ambassador Tova ...