Israeli sovereignty and American intervention
The decision by judicial reform opponents to invite, indeed to plead for, US intervention in this complex and fateful internal ...
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Peace for Ukraine could hinge on who becomes mediator
The West’s knee-jerk rejection of any Chinese initiative to resolve the Ukrainian crisis is a shortsighted move that ignores the ...
Iran is pushing Israel toward a multi-theater conflagration
An partial nuclear agreement, even a broad one, will buy the world only few weeks or maybe few months, alongside ...
In divisive times, can we still celebrate Passover together?
In an era where religious observance is declining precipitately, attending a Passover Seder remains one of the few practices that ...
Neither side of the Israeli divide can 'defeat' the other
There may be two kinds of Israelis, but they both need to take a long look in the mirror.
We made it through COVID; we will make it through this too
We are a nation captive to its history. Everything we believe we are making new has, in fact, already happened ...
The case for a constitutional referendum
Even if the Coalition were to pass the legislation, there is every indication that the Supreme Court would strike it ...
Defending democracy doesn't require political prosecutions
Trump is a singular figure who has shattered all sorts of precedents, both good and bad. The only reason any ...
Biden spares Iran and scolds Israel
The US president is neighing about Israeli democracy and stiffing Netanyahu to counter Israel’s insistence on acting against Iran.
What's really happening in Israel?
The protests have nothing to do with judicial reform and everything to do with undoing the results of the last ...