Thomas Friedman's fury
The columnist seems unaware of the fact that Israel’s prime ministers are under no obligation to take his advice.
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What happened to the quiet promised by the gas deal?
The question of how a terrorist infiltrated across the border is the least of Israel’s worries right now.
Blame Biden for Iran's diplomatic triumph
It's not the fault of the Saudis or even Chinese interference. America's contempt for its Middle East allies is the ...
A Zionist strategy for Israel
Israel needs creative maneuvering to ensure its security, alongside devotion to Zionist and Jewish goals. The new Institute for Zionist ...
Healing may be hard, but we need to get better
There can be no dialogue on the judicial reform as long as either side thinks they hold the absolute truth.
Israel's two-faced allies
The US and Britain undermine Israel’s security and defense against existential attack by sanitizing, promoting and funding Palestinian Arabs, whose ...
An outsider's thoughts on the judicial reform
I moved to Israel to escape the polarization now endemic to American politics and society, but it so happens that ...
Is Iran approaching military nuclear enrichment?
The Iranian regime may be considering escalating pressure on Western capitals trough near weapons-grade enrichment in a calculated game, recognizing ...
Cancel culture infects the beautiful prayer for Israel
The Prayer for the State of Israel merely specifically asks for the success of the efforts of the defenders of ...
False depictions of Israeli reforms
The anti-Netanyahu-government protest movement is taking the metaphor of a guy bemoaning his orphanhood after killing his parents to a ...