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If Israel moves toward official diplomatic rapprochement with Turkey, it must maintain the integrity of the alliances it has struck with Greece, Cyprus, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, and Ankara cannot be allowed a deeper foothold in Jerusalem.
PM Naftali Bennett and his ministers are dismantling everything the Netanyahu governments achieved in preventing the PA from securing the financial wherewithal to wage a terror war.
At the end of a diplomatically interesting week, the crisis with Turkey ended successfully thanks to the current government. Meanwhile, a visit to the Emirates proved that peace with the Gulf was an enormous achievement.
Holocaust Remembrance Center's refusal to recognize two Polish diplomats as Righteous Among the Nations who saved thousands of Jews in Europe during World War II is particularly puzzling in light of the fact that they meet all of the criteria for recognition.
MK Mansour Abbas and his colleagues don’t want Arab Israelis to embrace their Israeli identity. They want to use their membership in the coalition as leverage to dismantle Israel's Jewish identity.
Recent weeks have seen the government make major concessions on land, economics, the international Left, and Zionism itself.
Progressive Jews would rather defend progressive antisemites than defend the Jews against progressive antisemites.
Claims by Democrats that mentioning political donations by George Soros as antisemitic while ignoring problems in their own party is both wrongheaded and hypocritical.
Since the Yom Kippur War, the defense establishment has believed that Israel should subject its independent policy to American interests. This failed concept is currently collapsing with regard to Iran.
Despite the fact that Israel’s official government plane is ready for takeoff, Yesh Atid's leader has vetoed making any use of it. As a result, the prime minister is “cut off” from state systems on his overseas flights and NIS 750 million in public funds remain on the tarmac.
