Commentary

The United States' well-intentioned policies have prolonged the conflict and increased suffering on both sides.

Amidst the attack that resulted in a civilian's death, Israel has an opportunity to fundamentally change its passive policy towards the Houthis.

We shouldn’t spend too much time mourning Marvel’s cowardly revisionism. We don’t need Sabra. We have enough real heroes to get us through.

The Philadelphi Corridor is the route that supplies the oxygen for the mighty terror machine built by the new Nazis on our border. Now they tell us about sensors and technological means that will separate Egypt from Gaza. Really, after October 7th?!

The “unsympathetic Israeli” has become a trope in its own right, but in reality, many Israelis do care about the plight of civilian Palestinians in Gaza.

As upsetting as it was to watch an attempted assassination, it cannot come as a surprise after almost a year of violent riots, which we now know was funded and organized by Iran, and the normalization of extremist voices - This will undoubtedly play a huge role in the upcoming elections and will definitely play in Trump’s favor.

The very soul of Israel, its existence, and certainly its foundation, lie in such seemingly unrealistic visions. Over the years, thanks to dreamers, visionaries, and passionate believers, these fantasies have become our lived reality.

Could an Israeli-Egyptian mechanism, with US involvement, effectively replace direct Israeli control? Historical precedent offers little room for optimism.

It is still unclear whether the leader of Hamas's military wing was indeed eliminated in the Khan Younis strike, but one thing is certain: yesterday, another chapter was written in the chronicles of one of the most despicable and sophisticated murderers to have existed.

Once hailed as the world's most influential columnist, Friedman's parroting of Biden administration talking points has raised eyebrows over the years, including during the latest war. As one critic tells Israel Hayom, "He probably believes he is still thinking independently and drawing his own conclusions. It's just a pure coincidence that 100% of his conclusions support the dogmas of the Democratic Party."