US prefers Arab extremists to Jewish ones in the Knesset
Many of those who cheered the inclusion of an Islamist in the last coalition now want Netanyahu to atone for ...
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The two-state paradigm comes round again
How interim Prime Minister Yair Lapid imagines that permitting a sovereign Palestinian Arab state within the borders of Mandate Palestine ...
Giving credit where it is due
In 2015, when then-Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz and then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arranged gas deals, they were accused of joining ...
The Yom Kippur War showed us that statecraft matters
Wars and defeats can determine the fate of nations and states for decades to come – sometimes for generations.
When anger undermines atonement
The climate in Israel surrounding the upcoming Knesset election has been putting a bit of a damper on this year's ...
The great work of Zionism remains unfinished
Theodor Herzl believed that the political normalization of the Jewish people provided by statehood would bring an end to antisemitism ...
Reality has dawned on Putin
The war the Russian president launched spiraled out of his control and his speech from last Friday shows he is ...
Has the world's opposition to Russia reached a tipping point?
The apparent shift in thinking gives Ukraine and its Western allies hope that increased isolation will put more pressure on ...
A tribute to the 'explainer of hidden things'
On the 50th yahrzeit of the passing of Yaacov Herzog, I recall his unique contribution.
What Jewish-free zones mean on campus
Anti-Zionism is flatly anti-Semitic. The free speech arguments run in the other direction: Berkeley’s anti-Zionist bylaws limit the free speech ...