Commentary

The rise of extremism in politics has become mainstream, and whichever way it falls, it is concerning news for the Jews and only demonstrate the need of a Jewish state.

The British Left understood that most voters identify more with the values of the Conservative Party, but to win their hearts (and their votes), Labour wisely made two significant moves, abandoning identity politics.

Gaza no longer deserves the artificial distinction between "military" and "civilian" spaces within its territory. The Gazans chose Hamas – some were, and still are, members of the organization.

The time has come to target senior Hamas officials living abroad, who currently operate with relative impunity. Israel must maintain several points of leverage against Hamas to impede its recovery.

The presidential election has ended in a runoff, with voter turnout plummeting to a record-low 40%, signaling growing disillusionment with the Islamic Republic's political system.

In the face of voices of despair heard among us, it's worth returning to the basics and understanding what we're fighting for and the root of our defiance of the world • The story of the spies we'll read this Sabbath comes to our aid: "The land is exceedingly good."

It seems that just moments ago we completed elementary school, and now we're accompanying our children as they move to the next stage of the lives • Here's a letter to sixth-grade graduates.

As ammunition deliveries face delays, Netanyahu rightfully critiques US policy. Long-term solution lies in boosting domestic production and diversifying supply chains.

A closer look at Hamas' five key demands in the hostage release negotiations reveals its broader aspirations for consolidating power and influence.

Shavuot and the occasion of bringing the first fruits in the Bible is also the holiday of the giving of the Torah, the moral revelation that changed the world. How did our sages describe the bringing of the first fruits in their time?