The first boom of Israeli TV shows generated award-winning adaptations in Hollywood like In Treatment and Homeland. Now Israel wants to conquer international festivals and the world audience with its own original series.
In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to Avi Shlaim, professor emeritus of international relations at the University of Oxford.
The US debacle in Afghanistan has raised a number of questions for Saudi Arabia.
This week’s stories focus on fallout from the media’s reporting on the events in Afghanistan, with a glance at the great Ben & Jerry’s controversy in Israel.
Naftali Bennett may be the current Israeli prime minister, but Yair Lapid, who will take over the premiership in 2023, could bring change to Israeli politics.
After decades of living under Israeli settler colonialism, Palestinian voices are changing the narrative.
Despite its consistent belligerent rhetoric, Israel’s margin of maneuver appears seriously diminished.
Meant to reaffirm US influence, Antony Blinken’s Middle East visit may have demonstrated its powerlessness.
Will Biden and Blinken prove their critics wrong by actually joining the rules-based order of the UN Charter and international law?
Israel’s latest moves reveal that no lessons seem to have been learned.
As the Biden administration bides its time, violence mounts in the apartheid state of Israel.
The ICC inquiry into alleged war crimes committed in the Occupied Palestinian Territories will be undermined by the US and Israel.
