The ayatollahs blinked first
The fact that the regime is considering doing away with the hijab mandate and even dismantling the so-called "morality police" shows that the protests are working.
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How to change antisemites
Whether we like it or not, Jews will always be at the center of attention.
Likud signs preliminary coalition deal with Shas
The parties are yet to sign a final agreement that would see Shas leader Aryeh Deri become interior minister first, and finance minister at the two-year mark.
Bennett is suing to avoid looking in the mirror
The former prime minister truly believes that Netanyahu was the mastermind of the character assassination campaign waged against him. He is determined to make it go away, but some wonder whether this is all designed to help him write his memoirs.
US Jews fear friction with incoming Netanyahu government
Opinion polls show that roughly three-quarters of US Jews lean toward the Democratic Party. They tend to be more critical of the Israeli government and more sympathetic to the Palestinians than their Republican counterparts, with these divisions even wider among younger Jews in their 20s.
