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The Mossad chief’s recent speech was not really aimed against Iran, which knows what Israel can do; the words were actually intended to clarify to the Biden administration precisely where Jerusalem's priority currently lies.
Our ancient ancestors understood that a single covenant was not enough. We must have the courage to change before disaster comes.
One of the key players in the historic agreements reflects on how the momentous decisions came about and why giving up on their vision would be giving up on Zionism.
Although I don't express political views, I would like to offer an alternative suggestion as I (perhaps naively) don’t see it as a political proposal, but as an attempt, perhaps the final one, to lower the flames.
It is now 30 years since we gave up the heart of the land in a failed attempt to make peace. Israeli nationalism is supplemented by the religious element or Jewish core of our identity, which is inextricably linked to these territories.
Even the most talented diplomats will now find it hard to explain Israeli policy to the world and have its smiling face shine in the wake of the minister's comments.
The gang wars in Arab towns should have the state authorities rethink their approach, as well as take immediate steps to restore trust and personal safety.
The national security minister's entire campaign was built around governance and crime, and as such, he is held accountable for the spiraling crime wave in the Arab sector.
While fellow Likud members want the prime minister to calm the winds, ultra-Orthodox parties want to focus on the IDF draft bill.
At this moment in time, it is incumbent upon every person of valor to fight for freedom of expression, for unblemished public discourse, and not to be deterred by those who try to impose fear and to shame those who think differently – whatever side they are on and whatever opinions they may hold.
