Between the defeats of June 1967 and June 2025 — both ironically hailed by some as victories — history seems to repeat itself. But now that Arab habit of declaring victory has also spread to Benjamin Netanyahu's Israel,

Israel's response to Hamas' barbaric attack was legitimate — but it has since crossed every moral red line, a Minnesota Jewish group argues.

At joint press conference with Orthodox Patriarch Theophilus III, Cardinal Pizzaballa says situation 'morally unacceptable and unjustifiable,' calls for release of Israeli hostages The post Gaza war must end,

History, they say, is written by the victors. But in this war, there are no victors- only survivors. This is not a conflict that ends with parades or peace agreements. It is one defined by loss:

Across Israel, it can seem on the surface that much of life has returned to normal, but a year of war is affecting nearly every facet of daily life.

War, in Israel, is a recurrent reality. One used to break out every six years or so, but in recent years the distance between conflicts has dwindled. Between 2006 and today, ...

Except during a week-long cease-fire last month, Israel and Hezbollah have launched multiple attacks every day across the Israel-Lebanon border since Oct. 8. Middle East crisis — explained

But that is what happened in the middle of the night on June 23rd, the 12th day of a war between Israel and Iran. Donald Trump announced the end of the war on social media (where else?), saying that the combatants had begged him to make peace.