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Commentary

Netanyahu: 'Hamas demands international guarantees to prevent renewal of fighting'

Netanyahu's 'Look, a bird!' tactic is no longer hiding his failures

Three military fronts and a domestic crisis are pushing Israel toward fateful decisions. Between the hostages and the nuclear threat, the government is failing to deliver a strategic response to existential challenges. While billions are funneled toward coalition interests, Netanyahu continues to distract from leadership failures amid a multi-front emergency.

Israel is real

Israel is real

Countless Jews in history could only imagine what we have achieved and benefit from here in Israel. Suffering persecution and exile, they would have laughed bitterly, and then sobbed with envy, at hearing our complaints about our national problems. We, in turn, must recognize this, with gratitude and humility.

Dictatorship for dictatorship?

Israel's one-time opportunity for peace with Syria – at a bargain

Ahmad al-Sharaa (formerly Abu Mohammad al-Julani), Syria’s new leader, is signaling his interest in peace with Israel. While skepticism in Israel is understandable, given his extremist jihadist past and concerns over the stability of his rule, the potential benefits of such a move are significant. These include aligning Damascus with the moderate axis of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates rather than the Turkey-Qatar alliance, severing Syria’s ties with Iran, and seizing what may be a rare chance to achieve a costly peace at a low price.