Migration is natural. Like many I can claim age-old ancestry of one place, yet equally there are those roots in distant places, and a history of migrations across seas and continents even in recent years
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, second in line to the British throne, visited Israel this week.
A little riddle for your amusement. It has more to do with class capitalism than you might suppose
For the Lost Generations and Survivors of the Canadian Residential Schools
The sad and unexpected demise of one of Jammu Kashmir's great sons of the soil, has raised a big question mark on the effectiveness of the so-called cease fire between the Indian Army and terrorists.
After commenting on most of the episodes on the first Israeli Prime Ministers in Raviv Drucker's TV series "The Captains", I must come back to the one whose episode I have not yet covered: Yitzhak Rabin.
If Spain's PSOE "socialist" party is to be remembered for any one single thing, perhaps that will be weak leadership.
I have spent many happy hours in Gaza. I had many friends there. From the leftist Dr. Haidar Abd al-Shafi to the Islamist Mahmoud al-Zahar, who is now the foreign minister of Hamas
After 70 years, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is still unresolved. The conflict simmers for a few years, then erupts again with new massacres and violence.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1948