Israel should not wait for Nasrallah to strike
Israel should choose the timing and theater of the conflagration, rather than let Nasrallah and his partners drag it once ...
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Israel Hayom poll: 35% of public wants unity gov't; 59% disappointed with PM
The figures show significant erosion in the government's popularity, with 79% saying it has mishandled the cost-of-living crisis, including 66% ...
Biden: Deal may be in offing with Saudi Arabia
Election rally comments come after columnist Thomas Friedman, in a piece published on Thursday, says Biden was considering whether to ...
Why it would be better for Israel if Iran enriched to 90% now
No real technical variance exists between 90% and 60% enrichment; the difference in breakout time to a bomb’s worth of ...
S&P sounds alarm over judicial reform, cites potential 'domestic political confrontation'
The agency's report follows a similar warning issued by Moody's rating agency on Tuesday. "We consider that domestic political polarization and volatility ...
Newly discovered artifacts attest to siege, destruction of Temple
As nation marks Tisha B'Av, archaeologists reveal a coin, a stone weight, a spinning wheel, and a basalt grinding bowl ...
Jordan condemns Ben-Gvir over Tisha B'Av Temple Mount visit
“This is the most important place for the People of Israel which we must return to and show our rule,” ...
Former IDF intelligence official sounds alarm on Hezbollah shifting gears
According to Col. (Res.) Ronen Cohen, the Shiite group's growing efforts to change the rules of the game may suggest ...
Being spiteful on Tisha B'Av: Public discourse has crushed Jewish common sense
The distrust each side of the political divide has toward the other has naturally trickled into our daily interaction between ...
In first, Diplomatic-Security Cabinet to discuss impact of judicial reform on IDF
Early August meeting comes amid growing threats by reservists not to show up due to passage of recent bill. Knesset ...