The IDF has been searching for Uday Tamimi since Oct. 9, when he killed Stg. Noa Lazar in east Jerusalem. He is killed by guards at the Ma'ale Adumim settlement while trying to perpetrate another attack.
The best Israel can do now is hope that the accord turns out as Lapid insists, although he likely will not be the leader to see it executed. And unless it secures deterrence against Hezbollah and produces billions in revenue for Israel, the public will have many good reasons to protest.
The willingness of conservatives to give Candace Owens a pass for her defense of Kanye West's antisemitism is a product of a hopelessly polarized political culture.
Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince and, since last month, prime minister, has some legitimate grievances.
Anthony Albanese nevertheless defends the move, saying it returned Australia to the international mainstream.
