The widespread riots in Iran created new turf for the US and Israel to act on, as well as to renew their collaboration. When American officials visit in the coming days, their Israeli counterparts must be singularly focused.
It seems that no chief of staff has entered under such complex conditions as Herzi Halevi, who will not cut corners or bend.
Iranian hardliners know that when time comes to select a successor to Khamenei, they will face the pragmatists. Eliminating Akbari was a forceful reminder that they will not give up the reins of power – and their vision of conflict.
For years, the Supreme Court has given greater weight to the judges’ understanding of the law than to the intention of the legislature. Then came Justice Minister Yariv Levin and announced: It's time for some balance.
With the help of the fake news industry, Itamar Ben-Gvir's uneventful Temple Mount visit and the supposedly anti-LGBTQ coalition dominated the news cycle, creating news out of non-stories.
Israeli democracy is not in danger, except perhaps in the imagination of the election's sore losers. Our democratic character is strong and far more established than in most of the European countries in which you live.
The ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, Cai Run, in a special column for Israel Hayom, reflects on 30 years of official relations – as well as looks into the future.
In order to stop Iran, and on the way make peace with Saudi Arabia, Netanyahu may have to wait out President Biden's administration.
A flight mechanic who once maintained Mahan Air A340s said parts of two of Turkish Airlines A340s "were knowingly sold to us, and they were broken into pieces in Istanbul."
A good king – or prime minister – does not suffice with being the ruler, he works to discover the hidden forces in his people.
