What threat to democracy?
Every time the public discourse heats up and the opposing sides start making accusations, whatever the issue, the self-appointed wise...
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'We must always assume there are spies among us'
The string of successful Israeli intelligence efforts against Iran in recent years, aimed at undercutting the Islamic republic's nuclear program and thwarting...
A quiet affair
Israel handles its relations with the Arab world in the shadows, like a forbidden romance. On Monday, King Abdullah of...
The writing was on the wall
The slaughter of Jewish residents of Hebron by Arabs of the same city in 1929 was the worst, most significant...
'BDS does Palestinians more harm than good'
In a time when another American administration is putting together another regional peace plan that is most likely doomed to...
One commentator too many
1. Who said anyone is legitimizing Kim Jong Un, the notorious leader of North Korea? Did someone hand him a...
A full-time philanthropist
"He came to see me in my office in Manhattan – he was a 25-year-old young man who looked like...
Israeli soccer scores an own goal
The most infuriating thing about the political-diplomatic loss Israel suffered this week when the Argentine national soccer team cancelled its...
Gaza is on borrowed time
It was hard to find anyone in Israel this week who believed the cease-fire reached between Israel and Hamas on...
Unplugging for Shabbat
Throughout his 20s, Meir Buzaglo, then a doctoral candidate in philosophy who would later become a lecturer at the Hebrew...