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Blinken's caution contradicts the wishes on the Left that the Americans will stop Netanyahu from what he’s doing. Netanyahu, for his part, is contributing his share to the calm atmosphere that is so important to the US administration.
Eleven years after Mark Twain’s visit to "a hopeless land," the community of Petach Tikva was established, awakening the somnambulant national consciousness. If we believe in our ability to resurrect ourselves and are loyal to it, the land will blossom and give us back love in return.
Both in Israel and in the US, some have tried to create a false narrative that there is an unbridgeable gulf between Israel's prime minister and the 46th president. Blinken's visit, and the overall chemistry with the administration, prove otherwise.
The contradictory and nigh-on hysterical responses to it emanating from Tehran are also a sign of the Iranian regime's bewilderment, and probably also the severity of the hit incurred by the facility, where advanced missiles and drones are believed to be produced.
The announcement that came in the wake of a deadly IDF raid in Jenin will force Israel to step up counter-terrorism efforts in the region even further.
The masses, which had been silenced over many decades, managed to break the glass ceiling of the Knesset and now want to be heard in the remaining bastions of the unelected elites. A response to author David Grossman.
There’s a certain mystique and curiosity behind mental illness, where people want to know what occurs between a therapist and their patient but are too afraid to ask.
Students from Morocco share how their country’s recently established diplomatic ties with Israel have paved the way for new academic opportunities at the University of Haifa.
The grandchild clause was adopted after the Reform movement in America sought to allow mixed families to make aliyah, but now it could be abolished.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Esther Hayut, unlike Justice Minister Yariv Levin, believes that we still live behind the veil of ignorance; in other words, the judges rule from a place free from prior rulings and worldviews, and in particular free from the influence of political perspectives.
