Analysis

Israel’s security activity continues to operate as before to thwart terror, and an external crisis will actually unite Israeli society.

For those trying to understand what gives the court in Israel more power than the elected government, it is useful to compare Israel’s judicial system to that of the United States.

It is genuinely unclear why the US president chose this specific timing to level his criticism against Netanyahu instead of providing support for the prime minister's decision to strive for consensus.

The IDF’s latest operations in Jenin and northern Samaria not only provide security against Palestinian terror threats but also send an intimidating message to our enemies on all fronts, as they hope Israeli security forces burn out due to the internal crisis.

In the wake of the internal rift in Israel, Nasrallah has returned to dealing with his pet subject – Israel. Hamas is establishing a presence in south Lebanon with Hezbollah’s backing. All of this is occurring while members of the Israeli Cabinet are undermining stability.

Even as the Biden administration sounds the alarm on Israel's democratic character, it provides support of many billions of dollars to countries where the courts are for show only, whose rulings are dictated by the government, and where human rights have been trampled on for many years.

Russia has partially solved its manpower problems, but it suffers from major shortages of weaponry. It therefore has two options: reinforce the current effort to take the Luhansk and Donetsk regions or launch a strategic adventure. Meanwhile, Ukraine eyes a push forward once enough weaponry arrives.

The judicial reform advanced in the Knesset Tuesday, although polls say most Israelis still don't fully understand it. Given that the bills are so crucial, why did the Likud not prepare by educating the public ahead of time?

Since the start of the invasion, the Kremlin has set its forces political – not military – goals; this has led to it making many errors that have cost it dearly.

As Israel's contested overhaul of the judiciary enters crunch time, the country braces for political upheaval.