Reform is needed, but not just in the judiciary
The murder of three Israelis at a bus stop in Jerusalem last Friday shocked the nation, yet not even a ...
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Can the whole world be wrong?
A new book is essential to understanding the current lunacy over Israel and the global jihad.
Ending the rule of the judicial oligarchy
Why do we even bother electing members of Knesset if ultimately it is the court that decides what government laws ...
Is Biden too weak and preoccupied to deal with Abbas?
The Biden administration has failed miserably in its efforts to calm the tensions in east Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria.
How Americans can save Israeli democracy
Israeli elites have mobilized to attempt to essentially overturn last November’s Knesset election results. Foreign friends who help them shouldn’t ...
No such thing as 'circumstances of a woman's murder'
As soon as the police and judges internalize the fact that there could be no reasonable explanation for femicide, they ...
Recent successes in fight on terror have yet to deliver
There is no single "game changer' able to curb this phenomenon on its own – only the combined use of ...
What does earthquake diplomacy actually mean?
We must remember that with all due respect to such earth-shattering moments – the relief efforts may change the lives ...
Incitement's silent threat
The threat posed by incitement from Right and Left comes from a silent enemy who seethes angrily in the dark ...
Russia's strategic goals could be achieved even in defeat
An important part of the struggle for influence and dominance in the coming world order revolves around making headway in ...