El problema de las fronteras en Oriente Medio

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IDF captures strategic ridge in deepest incursion into Lebanon since 2000

Israeli forces are now some 3 miles from the city of Nabatieh.

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Israel Defense Forces soldiers capture Beaufort Castle in Southern Lebanon, May 2026. Credit: IDF Spokesperson’s Unit.

( May 31, 2026 / JNS )  Israel Defense Forces ground troops have captured a strategic mountain ridge in southeastern Lebanon in their deepest incursion into the country in 26 years, the military said on Sunday.

Israeli forces seized Beaufort Castle near the city of Nabatieh as part of the army’s efforts to “eliminate the direct threat to communities in the Galilee Panhandle, including Metula,” it stated.

Europa exige a Israel que frene los asentamientos en Judea y Samaria

Italia, Francia, Gran Bretaña y Alemania instaron este viernes a Israel a detener la expansión de sus asentamientos en Judea y Samaria, afirmando que el gobierno está “socavando la estabilidad” y las perspectivas de una solución de dos Estados.

“Exhortamos al gobierno de Israel a que ponga fin a la expansión de sus asentamientos y poderes administrativos, garantice la rendición de cuentas por la violencia de los colonos e investigue las denuncias contra las fuerzas israelíes”, declararon los países en un comunicado conjunto.

Tras señalar que la situación en Judea y Samaria se había “deteriorado significativamente” en los últimos meses, los países afirmaron que la violencia de los colonos contra los palestinos había alcanzado “niveles sin precedentes”.

1,3 millones de turistas visitaron Israel en 2025

Las cifras anuales publicadas por el Ministerio de Turismo de Israel muestran signos de recuperación tras el alto el fuego de octubre.

1,3 millones de turistas visitaron Israel este año, incluso mientras la guerra azotaba la región, anunció el miércoles el Ministerio de Turismo israelí.

Las cifras anuales de turismo, que muestran signos de recuperación tras el alto el fuego de octubre, se han mantenido bajas desde el ataque liderado por Hamás el 7 de octubre de 2023 contra el sur de Israel, que desencadenó una guerra y la suspensión de la mayoría de los vuelos internacionales a Israel en medio de advertencias de viaje globales.

The fantasy state of ‘Palestine’

It’s time for the United States and the Jewish world to start holding their supposed champions’ feet to the fire.

Keir Starmer, the United Kingdom prime minister, meets with U.S. President Donald Trump at Trump Turnberry golf course, July 28, 2025. Credit: Lauren Hurley/No. 10 Downing Street.

(Sept. 25, 2025 / JNS)  In his barnstorming speech this week at the United Nations General Assembly, in which he lobbed one uncomfortable home truth after another at member states, U.S. President Donald Trump told the world body itself that it was useless. Instead of stopping wars and saving lives, he said, it produced only empty words.

The problem with the United Nations is rather more acute than that. Supposedly the guardian of peace and justice in the world, it has become instead an avatar of evil.

Palestinian state summit, al-Sharaa visit on the table in New York

The annual U.N. General Assembly will be preceded by a Monday conference at which at least six states will officially back a Palestinian state.

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The United Nations headquarters in Manhattan, Sept. 9, 2025. Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images.

(Sept. 21, 2025 / JNS)  A high-level summit in support of a Palestinian state is expected to grab headlines at the United Nations on Monday, a day ahead of the start of the annual U.N. General Assembly debate week.

While at least seven countries are reportedly planning to officially declare recognition of Palestinian statehood for the first time, the conference may be just as notable for those who will not be there.

European recognition of a ‘Palestinian State’ - A betrayal rooted in self-interest and historical prejudice

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In a move that subverts the very foundation of direct negotiations and rewards terrorism, several key Western European nations are poised to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state within the United Nations framework. This action, led by France, Spain, Ireland, and Norway, with others considering following suit, is not a noble pursuit of peace. 

It is a calculated decision driven by cold geopolitical self-interest, intense domestic pressure from rapidly growing populations with roots in Muslim-majority countries, and a deeply troubling continuity with Europe’s long history of antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Furthermore, it leverages a United Nations apparatus that has long been weaponized against the world’s only Jewish state.

Netanyahu le rechaza a Macron una visita a Israel

El primer ministro Benjamín Netanyahu rechazó una solicitud del presidente francés Emmanuel Macron para visitar Israel antes del reconocimiento previsto por París de un Estado palestino a finales de este mes, informó Kan.

Según Kan, Macron pretendía realizar una breve visita antes de la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, donde se espera que Francia se una a otras naciones occidentales en el reconocimiento unilateral de un Estado palestino.

Sin embargo, Netanyahu condicionó la visita a que Macron retirara su iniciativa, una exigencia que el líder francés rechazó.

Por qué Hamás se ríe del reconocimiento occidental del “Estado palestino”

Desfile de terroristas de Hamás, alardeando con un cohete en una calle de Gaza. Estos desfiles ya no son tan frecuentes Foto Instagram

Francia, el Reino Unido y Canadá han acaparado titulares al anunciar sus planes de reconocer el Estado palestino el próximo mes. Sus líderes han alegado preocupaciones humanitarias y la necesidad de una «solución de dos Estados». Sin embargo, según un nuevo análisis, la clave no reside en el gesto diplomático en sí, sino en lo que revela sobre la evasión sistemática de las duras verdades que ha plagado la política en el Medio Oriente durante décadas.

Lawrence J. Haas, miembro sénior del Consejo de Política Exterior de Estados Unidos, argumenta en The National Interest que los anuncios de reconocimiento exponen «una deshonestidad fundamental en la diplomacia occidental», donde los líderes ofrecen proclamas morales mientras eluden los obstáculos prácticos que imposibilitan sus objetivos.

The caliphate will be televised, and the West will fall – opinion

In attacking Israel, Europe has quite possibly mortgaged its own future in a breathtaking form of self-sabotage.

By CATHERINE PEREZ-SHAKDAM

PEOPLE MOURN in front of the Bataclan concert hall following a series of deadly attacks in Paris in 2015. The memory of such events lasts just long enough for the hashtags to fade, the writer laments.(photo credit: CHRISTIAN HARTMANN/REUTERS)

There are some ideas so unthinkable, so preposterous, that they are dismissed with a chuckle and a wave of the hand. That is, until they happen.

One such notion: the declaration of a caliphate, not in the dusty expanses of the Middle East, but here – amid the boulevards and bookshops of Europe. A preposterous idea, surely. Like a bishop moonlighting as a nightclub bouncer. And yet, here we are.

All Palestinians, Arabs, Muslims & many others accuse Israeli leaders of committing genocide in Gaza

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‘We will not commit suicide’: Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett tells ALL ISRAEL NEWS he rejects all international pressure to accept a Palestinian state

Full interview to air tonight on THE ROSENBERG REPORT on TBN.

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Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on TBN's The Rosenberg Report (Photo: Screenshot)

DENVER, COLORADO — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu is under attack from all sides.

And his chief rival, former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, smells blood in the water.

Sure, Netanyahu destroyed the Iranian nuclear threat and humiliated the Iranian regime in an unprecedented joint military attack coordinated with President Donald J. Trump and the Pentagon.

France Aliyah 2025: Prophecy in Motion

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VOICE OF THE JN: State of delusion – performative gestures won’t bring about peace

The sad fact is that the UK’s ultimatum of recognising Palestine in September only shows the severe decline in our country’s influence on the world stage.

By Voice of the Jewish News

Last week, Keir Starmer insisted that he was “unequivocal” about the need for a Palestinian state, but stressed that it needed to be part of a “wider plan which ultimately results in a two-state solution and lasting security for Palestinians and Israelis”.

Just 72 hours later, a release out from Tuesday’s cabinet meeting attributed the following sentiment to the Prime Minister: “Because of the increasingly intolerable situation in Gaza and the diminishing prospect of a peace process towards a two state solution, now was the right time to move this position forward.”

Saar se reunió con Zelensky en Ucrania

El canciller israelí Gideon Saar se reunió este miércoles con el presidente ucraniano, Volodymyr Zelensky, en Kiev.

Durante la reunión, que Saar calificó de “buena y amistosa”, el ministro expresó su agradecimiento al pueblo ucraniano, que lleva tres años y medio enfrentando una dura guerra.

Ambos abordaron la importancia de estrechar las relaciones bilaterales entre nuestras naciones, la guerra en Ucrania y la situación en Oriente Medio, con especial atención a Irán.

Turkey's Eurofighter jet deal 'a headache' for Israel, Israeli official tells 'Post'

While they may not match the stealth and sensor fusion of Israel’s F-35s, their deployment would still significantly improve Turkey’s operational flexibility and regional deterrence.

By AMICHAI STEIN

A German Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon jet during an air display at the 55th International Paris Airshow at Le Bourget Airport near Paris, France, June 18, 2025.(photo credit: REUTERS/BENOIT TESSIER)

While Turkey’s agreement with Germany and the United Kingdom for the purchase of 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets does not constitute a direct or immediate threat to Israel’s air superiority, it is nonetheless a “headache,” an Israeli official told The Jerusalem Post.

The agreement marks a significant step in Ankara’s ongoing efforts to modernize its military.

¿Qué sucedió en el avión de VUELING? ¿Israel culpable de HAMBRUNA y GENOCIDIO en Gaza?

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Airline denies antisemitism after group of Jewish teens are forced off plane

The director of the Jewish summer camp was arrested. Vueling claimed the group engaged in 'disruptive behaviour'. Reports suggest they had been 'singing Hebrew songs'.

By Jewish News Reporter

The director of a French Jewish summer camp being arrested by Spanish police after the group of Jewish teens were made to disembark from the plane

A low-cost airline owned by a British-Spanish firm has claimed that 50 French Jewish children were removed from a flight and the director of their summer programme arrested for “disruptive behaviour”, with relatives of the children saying that they had been singing Hebrew songs.

Vueling, which is owned by IAG, a multinational airline holding company with its corporate headquarters in England, issued a statement on Thursday morning in relation to “a group of teenage passengers on board flight VY8166 from Valencia to Paris Orly”, which it said had been “disembarked for disruptive behaviour”.

UK, France and Germany set August deadline to restore Iran UN sanctions

European powers warn they’ll trigger “snapback” unless Tehran makes real nuclear progress.

By Annabel Sinclair

View of Iran’s nuclear facility, a key site targeted in Israeli airstrikes. Photo Credit: Wikipedia / Hamed Saber (CC BY 2.0)

Britain, France and Germany have warned they will restore United Nations sanctions on Iran by the end of August if the regime fails to make meaningful progress towards reviving its nuclear deal commitments.

The three countries – known as the E3 – met in New York this week to discuss reactivating the 2015 nuclear accord’s “snapback” clause, which allows for the automatic return of sanctions if Iran breaches the agreement.

La "solución de los dos Estados" para matar judíos y destruir Israel

Tras la toma del poder por Hamás en 2007, la Franja de Gaza se convirtió en un Estado palestino independiente controlado por Hamás, con su propio Gobierno, Parlamento, fuerzas policiales y múltiples grupos armados. Los gobernantes de Hamás en la Franja de Gaza, además, tenían el control exclusivo de la frontera con Egipto, que también fue abandonada por Israel.

En la foto: Jaled Meshal (2º izda.), jefe del "buró político" de Hamás, se da la mano con el arzobispo griego ortodoxo de Gaza, Alexios (izda.), y con Hasán al Jojo (2º dcha.), presidente del Tribunal de Apelación de la Sharia Islámica, junto con el entonces líder de Hamás en Gaza, Ismaíl Haniyeh (dcha.), en un mitin gubernamental celebrado el 9 de diciembre de 2012. (Mohammed Abed/AFP vía Getty Images).

Cuando la guerra entre Hamás e Israel en la Franja de Gaza entra en su vigésimo mes, Francia, Gran Bretaña y Canadá han reavivado las conversaciones sobre la necesidad de establecer un Estado palestino. En una declaración conjunta a mediados de mayo, los líderes de los tres países proclamaron: