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Professor Joseph Klausner remembers everything about that day. “I will never forget it until my last breath,” he tells me in his office on the seventh floor of Ichilov, Tel Aviv's largest hospital.

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when it happened, but recently, one day, Gaza ceased to be the name of a land and became the definition of a limit: the red line many of us believe must not be crossed.

How to rebuild Gaza? The Emirates want a new Dubai. Egypt prefers a more Mediterranean city, a city more akin to the one before. The UN turned to the IUAV Institute of Venice. While for Trump, what ...

In our digital and globalized world, cyberattacks, misinformation, and the manipulation of supply chains pose imminent threats to every nation's security. Take, for instance, the case of pagers ...

In the Middle East, the scene of the clash between Iran and Israel, a new development stands out: the Russian flag flies over the Golan Heights. Since the beginning of the year, the armed forces of ...

One year ago Sharbat Gula Shinwari set foot in Italy for the first time, leaving behind a country that had recently fallen into the hands of the Taliban. Just like 38 years ago, when her image was ...

They say that he was short, with fair skin and prone to blush, his neck always twisted to the left and his gaze fixed in the middle distance, as if reluctant to meet the eyes of other humans, instead ...

Jesuit, archbishop of Milan and cardinal, he was the most authoritative and highly praised antagonist of the pontificates of Wojtyla and Ratzinger. His supporters see today in Francis the one who has ...

Benedict XVI will be remembered more for his homilies than for his encyclicals. And for his audacious, unconventional actions. Like in Madrid, in front of a million young people and right in the ...