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.
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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 ...
The PA poses a strategic threat to Israel's security
The Palestinian entity has been involved in terrorism since it was established, while Israel continues to view it as a ...
A Jewish message to Davos
It’s not limits to growth, it’s limits for growth.
Deri lied, but the court should have shown restraint
Aryeh Deri's disqualification as cabinet minister comes after his outrageous decision to stay in politics despite pledging to leave public ...
Is a Biden-Netanyahu brawl inevitable?
Both men want to keep disputes between them private. But sympathy for the anti-Bibi resistance and differences over Iran could ...
The court has spoken, Netanyahu must listen
The justices did not change any basic law with their ruling, they only addressed the disparity – or even the ...