Is Trump facing an uphill race for the White House?
The president is facing a huge challenge: He'll have to deal with the decline in his popularity after the speedy ...
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No vaccine against bad decisions
Instead of learning from experience and previous mistakes, the Health Ministry and government have made the wrong decisions or haven't ...
Pandemic races through Israel as 2nd lockdown looms
Series of restrictions on public life takes effect Friday, government to debate additional measures next week. Opposition blasts ministers for ...
Hitting Iran where it hurts
Diplomacy has failed to curb the Iranian regime's nuclear ambitions. A recent series of explosions and fires at sensitive facilities ...
Bickering at the public's expense
The lack of crisis management plaguing the second coronavirus outbreak will be remembered as a time when petty politics preceded ...
Iranian security forces clash with protesters chanting 'No Gaza, no Lebanon'
“People are angry. The economy is so bad that we cannot survive,” says Iranian protester by phone as regime reportedly ...
Pandemic threatens to take fatal bite of Israeli restaurant industry
Restaurant owners say the government's decision to again limit eateries' operations to deliveries and take-out services is nothing short of ...
Report: Iran has already decided to strike back against Israel
"Tehran's decision to retaliate to the Israeli and American attacks has already been made and will be implemented at the ...
Can US learn from Israel about honoring its heroes?
The objective of remembering America’s heroes should be an honest assessment of their contributions, both positive and negative.
Fumbling in the dark: Israel has fewest epidemiological researchers in the West
In Western countries, the ratio is one researcher per several thousand residents, while in Israel the ratio is one single ...