Trump's interview to Israel Hayom shows Israel's status has changed
Israel is rapidly becoming these days a burdensome liability for the US rather than a powerful strategic asset
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30 minutes with Trump: The behind-the-scenes of our interview
Trump's perspective, as someone who could sit in the White House again in about nine months, had to reach Israeli ears at this point in time.
Prepare for a Biden-Netanyahu showdown: Israel sees UN resolution as a real threat
The pressure exerted from Israel and internally from Republicans and within the Democratic Party is supposed to silence the rising tones from the progressives, or at least create a counterweight that will force Biden not only to quietly support Israel by arming it, but also publicly.
Beyond the veil of religious ignorance
The Book of Esther prepared us for today, where we must maneuver through the tangle of world politics in order to achieve the foundation: life.
Gallant-Netanyahu rift wider than ever as new details emerge
Prime Minister Netanyahu and his allies were outraged with Gallant in a recent meeting after they accused him of trying to use the Haredi conscription bill as a means of brandishing his "clean" image.
The palace of illusory glory
To the applause of the audience, the British director Jonathan Glazer lashed out at Israel after winning an Oscar for his film “The Zone of Interest", which deals with the Holocaust. Here is an open letter addressed to him, and through him to the rest of the world's Jews.
Getting rid of Marwan Issa won't undo Israel's intelligence failures
Five months after Oct. 7, most of Hamas’ military and political leadership remains intact, and Israel’s assessments are proven false one after the other. This appears to be another failure in the growing list since the October 7 massacre.
You are the ram and the thicket
We are in a special time that requires historical corrections: Action in Ramadan, closure of UNRWA, tackling the root of antisemitic education in the Palestinian Authority and action in Lebanon • And what lesson did Yitzhak Sadeh teach Yaakov Orland?
The women of iron
For the first time since the War of Independence, women are engaged in front-line combat against the enemy. Whereas back then, it was mainly done out of necessity, due to a shortage of manpower in the newly established state, nowadays it is being done intentionally, in order to reflect the egalitarian reality of a mature and progressive state.
No need to apologize: Hamas are indeed the New Nazis
The time has come for us to finally take them seriously and simply believe them, that they fully intend to do what they say. As now, it is not only their words that speak for themselves, but their actions too.