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Syrian territory occupied by Israel, annexed in 1981
Debate over whether “Zionism is one of the biggest threats to humanity” is intensely polarized and contested: critics describe Zionism as a settler‑colonial project that fuels regional violence and gl...
Argentina’s relationship with Israel has oscillated between pragmatic cooperation and political distance for decades, shaped by security shocks at home, domestic Jewish communal influence, and shiftin...
The Diversity Immigrant Visa (DV) Program for fiscal year 2027 (DV‑2027) admits applicants from countries with historically low rates of immigration to the United States, and the U.S. Department of St...
The Abraham Accords formalized diplomatic ties between Israel and four Arab states—United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan (though Sudan’s deal remained troubled)—but many regional states hav...
Since 1948 the territory variously called has been claimed, annexed, occupied, administered or represented by multiple modern states and political administrations: chiefly , , and (through direct admi...
Country of chargeability for the U.S. Diversity Visa program is ordinarily the applicant’s country of birth, but federal rules allow established exceptions—principally charging to a spouse’s or, in na...
Jewish leaders and communities describe Donald Trump’s relationship with Judaism and Jewish voters as deeply contested: some praise his pro-Israel policies and embrace by parts of the pro-Israel donor...
Most international bodies and many governments characterise Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights as illegal under international law, citing the Fourth Geneva Conv...
Israel’s presence west of the Jordan River includes areas within its 1949 armistice lines (sovereign Israel) and territories captured in 1967 — the West Bank, East Jerusalem and parts of Gaza and the ...