Rose Kasuha's opinion | The complexity of the French scene: the legacy of protest and the intersection of crises There are many factors without which it is impossible to assess the scene taking shape in France today consistently or accurately. Ali Awad The judge, the rabbi and the general: who shapes Israel's "identity"? Today the Israelis go to the polls, after three years of wars and division. Ihsan Atiya | Fathi al-Shaqaki on the pioneer of the Palestinian Islamic movement in his memory 31 years ago, precisely on October 26, 1995, the Prime Minister of Israel and its former Minister of War, Yitzhak Rabin, supervised the Mossad group that was entrusted with the assassination of the founder of the Islamic Jihad movement in Palestine and its first secretary general, Dr. Shaq Melhi Fatah. Mujtaba al-Husseini | The IDF votes in the south and the PA exercises "exclusive silence" Since last Wednesday, IDF soldiers have been voting in the Knesset elections, in approximately 850 military polling stations and mobile polling stations, including places inside the occupied Lebanese villages and in Gaza and Syria, provided that they are closed tonight at the same time as the civilian polling stations are closed.

Rose Kasuha's opinion | The complexity of the French scene: the legacy of protest and the intersection of crises There are many factors without which it is impossible to assess the scene taking shape in France today consistently or accurately. Ali Awad The judge, the rabbi and the general: who shapes Israel's "identity"? Today the Israelis go to the polls, after three years of wars and division. Ihsan Atiya | Fathi al-Shaqaki on the pioneer of the Palestinian Islamic movement in his memory 31 years ago, precisely on October 26, 1995, the Prime Minister of Israel and its former Minister of War, Yitzhak Rabin, supervised the Mossad group that was entrusted with the assassination of the founder of the Islamic Jihad movement in Palestine and its first secretary general, Dr. Shaq Melhi Fatah. Mujtaba al-Husseini | The IDF votes in the south and the PA exercises "exclusive silence" Since last Wednesday, IDF soldiers have been voting in the Knesset elections, in approximately 850 military polling stations and mobile polling stations, including places inside the occupied Lebanese villages and in Gaza and Syria, provided that they are closed tonight at the same time as the civilian polling stations are closed.