When it comes to the Palestinian issue there seems to be a division of labor in Israel between the “bad cop,”Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, and the “good(ish) cop,” Defense Minister Benny Gantz.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, who died last month, has left a rich legacy in his struggle for freedom and human rights, but with an unusual toolkit — that of kindness and the power of forgiveness.

While the eyes of the international community, particularly in the Middle East, were focusing on the nuclear negotiations in Vienna, a mystery blast hit the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran.

The EU is once again at a crossroads that requires bold decisions, in the face of severe cracks from within and relentless external challenges that require new and radical ways of thinking if this union of states is to survive and stay relevant as a force for good.

There are many faces to Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians, and none of them should make the country feel very proud.