Sharansky says legal overhaul not 'end of democracy' but needs tweaks
The Israeli who is most identified with the struggle for freedom is now concerned about the internal divisions. A special Israel Hayom interview.
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Netanyahu could visit Kyiv in near future, officials say
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Iran's weak spot – Azerbaijanis – serves Israel well
As second-class citizens whose language is banned in public institutions, Iranian-Azerbaijanis seek autonomy from the Persian tyranny and consider Israel an ally in their struggle against the apartheid regime in Iran.
Putin and his generals should take note: Ukraine has won
Since the start of the invasion, the Kremlin has set its forces political – not military – goals; this has led to it making many errors that have cost it dearly.
What's next? Here's how Israel's judicial reform could unfold
As Israel's contested overhaul of the judiciary enters crunch time, the country braces for political upheaval.
