Guest Column

In all likelihood, Russia is incapable – politically, economically, militarily – to pay the price the international community would exact from it if the Kremlin tries to crush Ukraine.

Tehran's accusations of an "Israeli base in Azerbaijan" attest to the paranoia of the ayatollahs' regime. Iran must realize that it does not wield the same power of have the privileges of Russia.

It seems that over the past two decades, American policy has brought the Taliban and Iran, both US enemies, closer together if only over the fact that Iran will refrain from threatening the Taliban.

Israel must employ a policy of zero-tolerance for domestic violence. The goal: zero murder victims a year. 

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has imposed a nationwide lockdown over one confirmed COVID case. Was that wise?

Defense Minister Benny Gantz responds to former PM Netanyahu's claims that the Bennett-Lapid government is "silent" in the face of Iran's nuclear project.

Adhering to the Jabotinsky doctrine of diplomacy would have sustained our determined, aggressive fight against the nuclear deal with Iran, but this government of concession has opted for silence instead. Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have handcuffed Israel to a policy of "no surprises" with the Biden administration and have abandoned the fight for global public opinion. In my time we formed an iron wall, and now, in just four weeks, it has crumbled.

The son of Israel's late UN envoy and the grandson of the country's first chief rabbi, President Isaac Herzog's path was paved by the generations that came before him. We wish him great success in his new role.

President Reuven Rivlin, whose term in office end on July 7, has some sage advice for his successor, Isaac Herzog.