Hamzah Rifaat

The pro-Marxist official faces the daunting task of addressing a severe economic crisis while uniting a divided nation.

Similar movements have gained traction in France, the Netherlands and Germany, with far-right parties capitalising on economic anxieties and immigration fears to promote xenophobic agendas.

What The Jerusalem Post wrote and cannot hide, is that "Israel's" motives in Lebanon, Gaza, and the Middle East are based on a distorted interpretation of religion, God, and Jewish law.

Amid rising costs, an ageing population, and geopolitical tensions, the president' focus on nationalism may overshadow necessary domestic reforms.

The talk and rhetoric on "Israel's" "right to self-defense" or Arabs in "Israel" having more freedom and the need for Palestinians to integrate into a civilized society is simply cosmetic.

The Netherlands' colonial past has not served any lessons, and the duplicity with which Amsterdam has handled the 2024 pro-Palestine protests is indicative of this fact.

Despite suffering a resounding defeat at the hands of Donald Trump in the 2024 US elections, Biden continues to come up with hollow, narrow, and parochial foreign policies geared at provocation.

Christian communities in Gaza and Lebanon caught in Israel's ongoing campaign of ethnic cleansing must also be protected.

Deep-rooted political tensions and historical mistrust suggest that cricket matches and cultural exchanges are not enough to resolve the complex issues between these South Asian neighbours.

With hospitals in Gaza collapsed or operating at minimal capacity, the Israeli machinery is seen preventing medics from reaching an ailing Palestinian population and providing them with lifesaving treatment.