Israel Sold High-tech Weapons to Myanmar During Its anti-Rohingya Ethnic Cleansing Campaign
Israeli-made navy patrol boats custom-fitted with remote weapon stations are part of arms deals estimated to be worth tens of millions
Analysis Make Japan Great Again: Abe’s Landslide Is a Victory for Militant Nationalism in the Trump Era
The reelected prime minister may now be able to fulfill his long-held promise to amend the pacifist Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution
U.S. News
Star Israeli-American Chef Alon Shaya Splits With Patron John Besh Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
Shaya says he was fired for speaking out against what workers at his award-winning New Orleans restaurant describe as a sexualized and abusive atmosphere
Europe
Polish Woman, 100, Who Saved Jewish Girl During Holocaust Named Righteous Among the Nations
Aleksandra Cybulska and her husband housed Sonia Berkowicz, whose family was killed in the Holocaust, and gave her a false certificate identifying her as a Christian
Middle East
Opinion Dear Europe, Take Note: If You Want To, Israel Can Be Pressured
A recent case involving Dutch solar panels shows how friendly states can make Israel back down when it violates international humanitarian law
Americas
In a First for North America, Canada's Quebec Bans Face Coverings in Public
Thee law, which takes effect by July 1, 2018, does not specify which face coverings are prohibited, the debate has largely focused on the niqab worn by some Muslim women
Africa, Asia and Australia
Why Didn't the U.S. or UN Stop the Genocide in Sudan?
U.S. policy 'did not start the violence, but it meant that we were not going to try and stop it'
