A child of Oslo watches the Tel Aviv protests
The Oslo Accords and the disengagement plan prove that the controversy over Supreme Court reforms is not about civil rights ...
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The law must be applied equally to both Jews and Arabs alike
The residents of the Bedouin outpost of Khan al-Ahmar on the eastern outskirts of Jerusalem built a housing complex on ...
Biden's classified documents put him through the wringer
The US president will now face legal investigations that could last weeks or months, and media campaigns by his Republican ...
Does Harvard's 'Veritas' apply to Israel?
There can be no other way to look at the decision on former Human Rights Watch head Ken Roth than ...
Thomas Friedman's fury
The Times columnist’s laceration of the Jewish state has a long history.
When Netanyahu chose not to attack the Iran deal
The newly elected prime minister, who campaigned on the previous government's mishandling of the nuclear issue, has continued its policies.
Constitutional revolutions with no constitution
The fight taking place is not over a specific policy – at least not yet – but over whether the ...
Against the grain, supporting Netanyahu
Lone voice from major US outlet rightfully supports right-wing government's judicial reform plan.
Deri, step down for good
After leaving the government, Aryeh Deri must stay home permanently. His ruinous record in politics is without peer. His brand ...
Biden is not seriously interested in border security
In what the Times called a “concession designed to offset the humanitarian impact of the new restrictions,” the president amended ...