Sovereignty

An Iranian UAV penetrated the country's airspace and the defense system was activated against it over territorial waters. In Abu Dhabi, they condemned: "A dangerous escalation and a direct threat to the safety of citizens and residents."

Advocate Yair Gabay, an expert in planning and construction law running in the Likud primaries for the Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and Shephelah district, is leading a persistent struggle against illegal construction at the Turkish consulate in Jerusalem.

Two weeks after 72,000 migrants breached the Spanish enclave in North Africa, the Moroccan Minister of Justice declared that his country has not abandoned its claims to Ceuta and Melilla. Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles firmly rejected the statement: "They are not just Spanish, they are super-Spanish, and they cannot be touched." The Spanish Foreign Ministry reiterated that Spain's...

While many countries in the world are rushing to follow Ahmad al-Shara, a terrorist in a suit, demands are once again being heard in Damascus to return the Golan to the negotiating table. Sovereignty is achieved through actions — we must remain in the buffer zone, protect the Druze, and strengthen the settlements.

A response to Prof. Daniel Friedman's article: "The State of Palestine is already here": A state is not just an idea existing in the minds of people, in legal documents, or in UN votes. A state is first and foremost a mechanism capable of governing: controlling its territory, enforcing law, providing security for its citizens, collecting taxes, and holding a monopoly on the use of force.

Nawaf Salam responded to the Hezbollah Secretary-General's accusation regarding assistance to Israel: "They dragged Lebanon alone into the adventures of the 'support' wars, and provided excuses for aggression against our country."

US President Donald Trump sent a congratulatory letter to King Mohammed VI on the 27th anniversary of his accession to the throne. In the letter, he reaffirmed US recognition of Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, labeling the autonomy proposal as the sole basis for a lasting solution.

The Lebanese Foreign Minister said in an interview with the French weekly "Journal du Dimanche" that "the visit of the President of Lebanon, Joseph Aoun, contributed to breaking the deadlock on the issue of the pilot zones." Rajeh emphasized that "the problem is the organization, not the Shiite community."