Israel is on the brink of a second war
Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure to take the fight to Hezbollah.
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What the viral “All Eyes on Rafah” meme means for the conflict
Some have lamented that a bloodless AI-generated image has captured more people’s attention than real footage of the war. But…
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What will stop Israel in Rafah?
An air strike on a tent camp in the southern Gaza city has killed dozens, including children.
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An ICC warrant for Netanyahu will divide Europe
A call for the Israeli leader’s arrest – just as Ireland, Norway and Spain move to recognise a Palestinian state…
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Gaza and the new digital divide
A widening generation gap is polarising online news audiences – and coverage of the Israel-Hamas war has made the rift…
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Going head-to-head with Lisa Nandy over Gaza
Also this week: sun, solar storms and climate anxiety, and protesting on a surfboard.
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Mehdi Hasan: “We don’t value Palestinian life”
The combative Zeteo CEO and former MSNBC host on the media’s moral failures.
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Joe Biden is deluded on Rafah
America’s policy on Gaza is based on an alternative reality.
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On the Oxbridge barricade
Pro-Palestinian protesters at British universities are obscuring their own message.
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The assault on Rafah has begun
Hours after Hamas announced it had accepted a ceasefire proposal, Israel took control of the border crossing.
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The dark reality of Netanyahu’s postwar vision
The “no endpoint” strategy is catastrophic for Gaza — and Israel too.
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The Arab “democracy dilemma” is a fallacy
It’s simply not true that authoritarian rule in the Arab world is necessary to maintain peace with Israel.
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Anti-Semitism is rife in Britain – but be wary of simple media narratives
The row over a London police officer calling a man “openly Jewish” at a pro-Palestinian march reveals the perils of…
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Iran’s new doctrine has changed everything
In the days following Tehran’s missile and drone attack on Israel, flights out of Tel Aviv were booked solid.
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The age of danger
Order is breaking down as the great powers take sides in multiple wars.
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Israel and Iran’s deadly game
They bet that direct attacks would not lead to a disastrous escalation. The Middle East is now on the brink.
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Why Iran’s attack on Israel failed
The drone and missile strike conveyed as much weakness as it did strength.
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Will the Iran crisis split Rishi Sunak and David Cameron?
A new dividing line could emerge between the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary.
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The Iran attack changes everything
Lines have been crossed and the new state of affairs no longer has the same handrails.
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Israel can prevent a regional war
It’s not yet clear how far Benjamin Netanyahu’s government will go in response to Iran’s attack.
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