Diplomacy
Doha blunder: Israel’s overplayed hand in Qatar - opinion
Israel's botched assassination attempt has exacerbated the growing regional perception of Israel as a Goliath that needs to be restrained, not a strong power with whom to align.
From Abraham Accords to I2U2: Why Israel must do more with India, UAE - analysis
Five years on, Abraham Accords still reshape Israel’s future - editorial
Israel risks eroding trust underpinning Abraham Accords, Bahraini analyst tells 'Post' - interview
Netanyahu accuses Spain's Sanchez of ‘genocidal threat’ after nuclear weapons comment
In his speech on Monday, Pedro Sanchez said "Spain, as you know, doesn’t have nuclear bombs, nor aircraft carriers, nor large oil reserves. We alone can’t stop the Israeli offensive."
British envoy to US Peter Mandelson dismissed over friendship with Jeffrey Epstein
British Minister for Europe and North America, Stephen Doughty, announced on Thursday that Lord Mandelson has been sacked "in light of additional information in the emails."
'Find some other partners': Qatar reviewing security pact with US after Israeli attack - report
Qatar's prime minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani told the White House that Doha views the Israeli attack as an "act of betrayal" by Washington, Axios reported.
Why Netanyahu doesn’t want Macron in Israel - opinion
Netanyahu needs to present the war in Gaza as existential, but Macron's vision presents an alternative path.
Crying wolf: Thomas Friedman tries scaring the Jews that Israel will be isolated - again - opinion
Thomas Friedman’s predictions about Israel's global isolation long predate the war in Gaza.
André Lajst of StandWithUs Brazil on Israel advocacy and public diplomacy
Executive director André Lajst explains how StandWithUs Brazil engages Portuguese speakers worldwide on Israel, antisemitism, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Trump signs executive order paving way for states to be designated sponsors of wrongful detention
Trump's new order order is intended to deter offending nations from engaging in ‘hostage diplomacy'.
A seat at the table: Mitchell Silk’s journey from Beijing to the White House
Mitchell Silk's book serves as an excellent reminder that the small decisions we take as teenagers, such as to help out at a friend’s restaurant, can affect the rest of our lives.
New Gaza flotilla revives debate: Is Israel's naval blockade legal? - explainer
While the legal argument may appear straightforward in military manuals, Israel’s actions are also scrutinized through the lens of international diplomacy.
Ukraine's allies meet amid doubts over guarantees, US backing
Global leaders will hold talks regarding military support and a possible ceasefire for Ukraine as the fierce Ukraine-Russia war wages on.
A beacon of tolerance shines in Jerusalem
The US Embassy’s Independence Day celebration finds new meaning at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem
