Latin america
Gaza leadership shift tests feasibility of structured post-war governance - opinion
A reported Hamas offer to transfer governance functions in Gaza opens a fragile but potentially significant path toward institutional transition, enforcement authority, and phased disarmament.
The past returns: Justice, terrorism, and Hezbollah’s global shadow - opinion
Latin American lawmakers unite in Montevideo to confront rising antisemitism
Between Israel and Latin America, Ilan Goldfajn builds a quiet economic bridge
Brazil police make arrests, probe coup attempt in Bolsonaro riots
Thursday's operation was related to a riot on December 12, the day Lula's victory was certified.
Latin America’s biggest online retailer says it reduced antisemitic products by 89% this year
Last year, the company announced that it would purge books such as “Mein Kampf” and “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” as well as Nazi coins, posters and memorabilia, from its offerings.
Jerusalem nonprofit hosts candle lighting in Palace of the Inquisition in Mexico
The palace in Mexico City represented the colonization and control of Mexico by the Catholic Church.
Mexico grants asylum to family of ousted Peruvian leader Castillo
The former Peruvian President and his family sought protection from the Mexican government.
Israelis stuck in Peru amid demonstrations and protests blocking airports
Demonstrations and political violence have been ongoing in the Latin American country since the arrest of president Pedro Castillo.
Gulf-Latin America business ties focus on food security, high-tech
Misconceptions about the people in each region are the biggest obstacle to strong business ties, but encouraging visits can help overcome this.
For the first time: Hebrew schools to open in Colombia
"Our goal is to teach the Hebrew language as the common language of the Jewish people,” says Marina Rosenberg Koritny, head of the Department for Encouraging Aliyah in the World Zionist Organization.
Jihad in Latin America: Illicit activities in the region fund Hezbollah
The presence of jihadist groups in Latin America could grow due the region's tilt to the left.
Mexico's most populous state approves same-sex marriage
The congress of Mexico's most populous state voted overwhelmingly to legally recognize same-sex marriage.
Chile's Boric receives Israeli ambassador credentials after diplomatic tussle
President Gabriel Boric's decision to postpone it by two weeks was in response to the death of a Palestinian teenager during a military operation in the West Bank.
