The US should have welcomed Ben-Gvir's strive for moderation
Having resolved to meddle in Israel’s domestic politics, the US should judge the head of Otzma Yehudit by the merits.
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Dragons and dragon-slayers in Israel and US
Most Israeli Jews know which is which, most American Jews do not.
Midterms show America remains a deeply divided nation
Democrats won the expectations game as a red wave didn't materialize. But the results mean divided government and a worsening ...
Bibi, now is the time to break election promises
Like all parties in the election campaigns, Likud too has promised free education for babies and toddlers, but given Israel's ...
Does the climate summit threaten our planet?
If COP27 attendees are adamant about reducing CO2 emissions, there are better ways to do it.
The war in Ukraine and its impact on Israel
There is no reason to test the point at which Russia’s volatile patience will run out, and it is legitimate ...
Partisan loyalties proved their strength
Democrats won the expectations game as a red wave didn’t materialize. But the results mean divided government and a worsening ...
On Ukraine, Netanyahu will be judged more harshly by West
Rather than joining the push against Israeli neutrality, American Jews should be supporting it, while also speaking up in favor ...
Iranian drones and the West's position
The vow by Western capitals to act collectively to hold Iran accountable for these violations and its “destabilizing behavior around ...
The paradox of Jewish double standards
The Jews hold themselves to a higher standard than others, but that does not give the world the right to ...