This Jewish artist fought Nazis with a paintbrush, when art like his still mattered. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt praised his contribution to the war effort, saying his art “fights the war against Hitlerism as truly as any of us who cannot actually be on the fighting fronts.”

How close is Iran to a revolutionary breaking point? Analysis: Iran’s protests test not only the regime’s ability to repress dissent, but the loyalty and resolve of its own supporters, raising questions about whether internal doubt, rather than street pressure alone, could shift the balance of power

2025: The year in which antisemitism became an algorithm of hate. From campuses to newsrooms, the hatred of Jews has become a tool—profitable, fashionable and deadly.

‘Nuremberg’ Film Sparks Sharp Reflection on Holocaust as Antisemitism Rises Yet Again.

Europe is sleepwalking into the Muslim Brotherhood’s long game – opinion. The Muslim Brotherhood’s long-term strategy exploits democracy itself, and Europe is still refusing to confront the threat.

Iran’s continued threats against Israel will lead to its downfall – editorial. If Iran persists in its current path, the result will not be chaos at no cost.

Germany sees reality: Why a Palestinian state is no longer realistic – opinion. After the October 7 massacre, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz now rejects the idea of a two-state solution.

Israeli rabbis tour archaeological Aleppo synagogues in historic visit – report. The site, located in the Al-Jemayliyah neighborhood, had reportedly been closed for decades. The event also included participation from an association operating in northern Syria.

The West refuses to call out Hamas’s blatant manipulation of public opinion – editorial. Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib lost 31 family members in Gaza since the October 7 massacre, and he shattered one of the most enduring narratives of the war – the “starvation” crisis.