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Commentary

 Mountains hanging by a hair

 Mountains hanging by a hair

On Netanyahu’s trial and the judgment of history, on the Book of Esther and Israel’s foreign policy, on purim costumes and the search for identity - and a short story about the Mayor of Netanya.

'The UN reflects the world we have': A frank discussion with UN Watch chief

The Um-Shmum lives up to its name

We won’t cut any slack for the so-called experts behind the latest report by the UN accusing Israel of genocide. It seems their real expertise lies in fantasy and science fiction. The only thing left for us to do is stop being surprised every time.

Israel reshapes the northern front

Israel reshapes the northern front

The IDF are strengthening their presence in the Syrian Golan Heights, preventing the entrenchment of new regime forces, recognizing that behind Abu Mohammad al-Julani lies a terrorist organization that does not hesitate to slaughter its rivals. In Lebanon, Israel is advancing diplomatic dialogue alongside military actions, aiming to prevent Hezbollah from reestablishing itself.

Women's Day 2025: What's there to celebrate?
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Women's Day 2025: What's there to celebrate?

Since Oct. 7, 2023, it has been made clear: One's Jewishness taints her status as a woman. While bouquets are arranged and retailers promote special sales, the silence surrounding the plight of Jewish women is deafening.

'Releasing 10 hostages for ceasefire – most likely framework'

Struggle over Hamas disarmament delays hostage deal

Despite Egyptian mediation efforts, Hamas remains adamant about keeping its weapons. A senior Israeli official stated, “If it becomes clear that no more hostages can be released through a deal, resuming military operations to clear the Gaza Strip will be unavoidable.”

Just bring her home to me

Just bring her home to me

My daughter, Inbar Hayman, was kidnapped to Gaza on Oct. 7 and murdered while in Hamas captivity. I know I will never buy her a wedding dress, but at least I want to bury my daughter in a proper Jewish burial in the soil of Israel.

After visa revoked: US arrests Palestinian student

Columbia cuts: A response to campus decay

The Trump administration’s budget cut for Columbia University is just the opening shot. A task force has launched investigations into other leading universities, and further financial measures, even criminal charges, are expected.