Book Review By: Michael Mobasheri First published in German language by Israeli-German online Magazine haGalil.com (June 2026) In May 2026, the German translation of the fascinating book by Israeli scholar Hillel Cohen “ Schattenarmee: Arabisch-Palästinensische Kooperation mit dem Zionismus, 1917–1948 ” (Engl. “ Army of Shadows: Palestinian Collaboration with Zionism, 1917–1948” ) was published in Germany; a book that was received with fierce controversy and also great acclaim in Israel. The Author draws on a wide array of multilingual archival

The “No to Antisemitism” organization expresses deep concern and strongly and unequivocally condemns the violent attack on a Christian nun in East Jerusalem. According to reports, an individual with a religious appearance knocked the woman to the ground and, in an inhumane act, assaulted her while she lay defenseless. This behavior is not only a clear violation of human dignity, but also a direct attack on the fundamental principle of freedom of religion and peaceful coexistence among faiths. We emphasize

In January 2026, thousands of Iranians in exile—especially in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and across Europe— marched to highlight the horrifying scale of the regime’s brutality, including the killing of civilians and the arbitrary execution of wounded individuals left bleeding in the streets. Reports also describe execution of the wounded protesters being transported to hospitals by headshots inflicted by regime military personnel, including members of the IRGC and associated paramilitary forces name Basij-militia. In addition, authorities have refused

Passover, the eternal festival of freedom, commemorates the liberation of the Jewish people from bondage, the triumph of human dignity over oppression, and the return to the Promised Homeland. It is a historical narrative that today echoes the shared destiny of Jews and Iranians. This year, this message carries a deeper meaning for the people of Iran—a nation that, after 47 years, longs for liberation from tyranny and the restoration of freedom, seeing before it a path that parallels the

"No to Antisemitism"  expresses its outrage over the murderous massacre of Jews and those celebrating first night of Hanukah in Sydney Australia.  Australian leaders have basically played lip service in confronting rising anti semitic atmosphere in Australian society, media and universities. They have allowed pro terror protestors dominate the streets and even attack Jewish  houses of worship and schools.  It is high time that western and democratic governments realize that “what starts with the Jews, does not end with the Jews”.  All democratic states are