Guest Column

The Chinese government will encourage more investment in people through funds and resources to create more opportunities, improve quality of life and foster a better environment for people’s development. Investing in people is emerging as a new trend for private capital, unlocking significant potential in such sectors as education, healthcare and elderly care services. This will undoubtedly open up broader prospects for China-Israel practical cooperation.

The President has already demonstrated his willingness to break past conventions and adopt creative solutions. The prime minister, for his part, must bring new 'out-of-the-box' ideas to the table. This is how the ticking time bomb in Gaza can be defused.

The support Hamas received after October 7 necessitates making it clear that a Palestinian state will not be established alongside Israel. We must engage President Trump in creative solutions, such as the 'Emirates Plan.'

Sometimes "madman foreign policy" actually works.

The Iranian regime is facing an unprecedented crisis. An Iranian exile’s special column in 'Israel Hayom'.

The wheel of rehabilitation has started turning. Eventually, we'll manage to fix everything, even our sense of security.

  The November election in the United States has had a remarkable influence on the chaotic Middle East. Thank Donald...

The first Hebrew word I encountered is “Shalom”, which not only serves as a greeting but also carries the Jewish people’s long desire for peace since ancient times. China is committed to building a community with a shared future for mankind.

The physicians’ Hippocratic oath to “do no harm” is directly at odds with Hamas’ and Hezbollah’s devastating decision to wage war against Israel in October 2023, condemning tens of thousands of Palestinians, Lebanese and Israelis, including countless children, to death and injury. But AP has overlooked that.

Did any of the departing journalists consider resigning about the Guardian after, for instance, their cartoonist Steve Bell published antisemitic cartoons – particularly one about ‘Jewish power’ that could have appeared in a modern day Der Sturmer?  Did they do any soul searching when the outlet legitimized the toxic libel that Israel steals Palestinian organs?  Were they at all uneasy about the fact that their outlet endorsed Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party in two elections?