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Rebellion PAC's ad is a manipulative attempt to redirect legitimate economic frustration toward the world's only Jewish state, offering Americans a convenient scapegoat instead of meaningful solutions.
Israel's security challenges, economic crisis, rising crime and deep social divisions demand broad national consensus. Instead of working to form a government capable of addressing them, politicians show no sign of compromise.
The serious suspicions examined by Justice Noam Sohlberg put Shin Bet chief David Zini in an impossible position, after he assured the Knesset on Election Day that the vote was being conducted properly and its integrity was being safeguarded. If illicit foreign funding managed to alter the distribution of Knesset seats, it would represent a major intelligence failure.
With 87 Zionist Knesset seats potentially paving the way for a unity government, political mistrust and campaign promises are keeping Israel at an impasse. Against the backdrop of another possible election and mounting security tensions, political leaders continue to dig in their heels rather than seek common ground.
Alongside the fighting on seven fronts, Israel must commit to rebuilding the devastated communities of the north and south. Bringing residents home is only the first step: Long-term recovery requires a joint effort by the public and business sectors and philanthropic organizations to create educational opportunities, jobs and hope for the next generation. The opportunity before us is nothing short of historic.
When you step behind that curtain, I hope you will take with you all the questions, doubts, values and hopes you have gathered along the way. I hope you will understand that even if your ballot alone does not change the election results, your willingness to believe that it matters is part of what keeps our democracy alive.
A British-South African olah chadasha looks back on almost five years of aliyah, from Hebrew mix-ups to wild bus rides.
A minority government backed by Ra'am, legislation targeting Netanyahu or another election: All scenarios remain on the table. Liberman's refusal to compromise could derail efforts to form a government, while the Netanyahu bloc sees an opportunity to block its rivals and reshape the electoral landscape.
Six months after the threat was declared eliminated, Iran is proving that its capabilities are far from destroyed. As Israel once again talks of war, the decision rests with Trump. The real question is not when fighting will resume, but how long Israel can sustain this cycle.
We do not see our social efforts as a favor for those who risked their lives to protect us. On the contrary, it is a privilege to work alongside them, learn from them and recognize them as part of Israel's next generation of leaders.
