Commentary

Israel has promised that it would not let its enemies lay their hands on a nuclear bomb. Iran has complicated things.

Leaders who believe that maintaining friendly ties with the Biden administration is their most important goal will necessarily be less willing to approve operations that will anger the likes of Biden and his nuclear team.

Iranian voters are worried that like in 2015, a nuclear deal will only help the regime and its radical agenda.

I was apparently so wrong in ignoring the alarmist right-wing activists during the most recent election who warned against your defection from the Right. A letter to Yamina leaders.

The problem with Google and Amazon is that their organizational culture raises significant questions about the wisdom of granting them exclusive control over Israel’s government data for the next seven years.

The prosecution's chief witness in its flagship case against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fell apart on the witness stand. Will the judges have the courage to admit that the case was carelessly stitched up?

With aid groups and Arab states set to pledge hundreds of millions of dollars to rehabilitate Gaza, calls grow to ensure funds do not go to Hamas.

One day we might learn that Iran prompted Hamas to launch the most recent offensive against Israel in an attempt to block Ra'am leader MK Mansour Abbas from making good on his offer to provide parliamentary support for the next government of Israel.

Senior IDF officers say Israel could and should bring Gaza operation to a close, as it remains unclear whether Israel will have the intelligence necessary to assassinate Mohammed Deif, Yahya Sinwar, or Marwan Issa in the coming days.

For Iran, Hamas is a weapon and the Palestinians are pawns. But they don't seem to realize it.