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Commentary

Yamina threaten to 'topple Netanyahu' if next gov't not to their liking

How to kill a democracy

These are Bennett’s Orwellian two minutes of hate. And if they go on, and if the media continues to participate in them, together with Netanyahu’s trial, they will be the death of Israel’s democracy.

'Reopening US consulate for Palestinians counters Jerusalem Embassy Act'

Demonization, American style

While negative campaigning has long been a tried and true method for winning elections in the free world, actual demonization was fairly rare in the United States. But since 2016, the Democrats have aped the Soviets and adopted demonization as their main political tool for winning elections.